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About Me
- Natalie
- A Russian immigrant who loves to write in English!!! Natalie Wood and I were born in the same Don River region in the Southern Russia, at a different time though! "Words stop, Silence wins, True communication begins" "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away..."
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Piggy & I...
Shadowy Image
The Lincoln Theatre
The Lincoln Theatre
Next to My Window
Windy April 13th
Living....on
W/Patriarch of the Soviet Theatres
MCH Reception
Living Muse
Verona Arena-"Aida"
September '08
Fieldston @ Night
"My" Saved Lily
"Natasha"
W/bitchy lil Madison
In Soho at Night
59 Street-Hot Night
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"Aida"
"Poetessa"
8 comments:
What a lovely song!
Thank you Yoli. The song is very lovely indeed, the singer - even lovelier! The entire country was in love with Gilbert Becaud!
I love your song Natalie.
Hi Dapo,
when are we going to discuss Gogol again!?!?!?
Mission accomplished, Natalie, on this one. It is fascinating, and I understand why you love the song and the singer. With the visuals, there was almost too much to absorb -- at least, until the very last photograph. A chuckle.
Some of the photos made me like winter again, and think of Natalie dressed in fur walking on a snowy night.
When the pace of the music picked up, I thought of my grandfather. He was a tank driver with Patton's Third Army, and among those who met the Soviet troops at the Elbe. There is a photograph of him trying to dance with them. Now you know who I take after.
I bet you a dollar, Fram, that your grandfather drove, at least once (!!), the T-34, if he was a true tankist!!! I bet he was!!!
Thinking of your grandfather and the WWII, recalled one of my favorite movie, the Stalag 17 – the scene in women’s part of the camp by the bathhouse??? And the Animal!!!! Ohh that was brilliant!
P.S. Just for the record, how long it took you to download the video!?!?!??!
cool
There was a wonderful French film, maybe 10+ years ago, that featured this song kind of worked into the plot, along with many others. Anyone recall the title?
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