Our thoughts are with the many Ukrainians still in Ukraine two years after the invasion by Russia. While sitting safely in Canada, it's easy to forget that there's a whole other world where people long for just one peaceful day to enjoy life. Our male volunteers cannot leave and may be called soon to serve in the army. Our thoughts are with them and their families, and we hope that this war can end shortly so that they may have their lives back again.
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You can help now by donating to Willie's Ukraine crisis fund that is helping families and orphans still in Ukraine:
https://www.whereiswillie.com/donate-now/
Today we will share a Ukrainian recipe for a juicy rabbit dish made by our volunteer Pasha.
Rabbit recipe....follow the simple steps:
1) Buy 1 full rabbit
2) Wash rabbit and then put it in a saucepan and fill it with water and 100-150 grams of salt.
3) Let it soak for three hours minimum.
4) Rinse the meat with clean water.
5) Heat the frying pan to medium heat.
6) Dip the meat in sour cream and then flour and fry for 10 minutes.
7) Add chopped onions and continue to cook for another 10 minutes.
8) Add 3/4 cup of white wine and simmer for another 10 minutes.
9) Now the final touch! Add the thyme and let it cook for another 30 minutes.
ENJOY!!!!!!
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You can help now by donating to Willie's Ukraine crisis fund that is helping families and orphans still in Ukraine:
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I just got back to Canada after years abroad. I've never had a close relationship with my father but now I'm forced to help him due to his age. Today he said he had something he wanted to talk to me about. Watch the video to find out what it's all about and to learn about Pasha's rabbit recipe and watch his video. Here's the recipe:
Today we will share a Ukrainian recipe for a juicy rabbit dish made by our volunteer Pasha.
Rabbit recipe....follow the simple steps:
1) Buy 1 full rabbit
2) Wash rabbit and then put it in a saucepan and fill it with water and 100-150 grams of salt.
3) Let it soak for three hours minimum.
4) Rinse the meat with clean water.
5) Heat the frying pan to medium heat.
6) Dip the meat in sour cream and then flour and fry for 10 minutes.
7) Add chopped onions and continue to cook for another 10 minutes.
8) Add 3/4 cup of white wine and simmer for another 10 minutes.
9) Now the final touch! Add the thyme and let it cook for another 30 minutes.
ENJOY!!!!!!
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You can help now by donating to Willie's Ukraine crisis Canadafund that is helping families and orphans still in Ukraine:
https://www.whereiswillie.com/donate-now/
I just got back to Canada after years abroad. I've never had a close relationship with my father but now I'm forced to do it due to his age.
Today he said he had something he wanted to talk to me about. Watch the video to find out what it's all about and to learn about Pasha's rabbit recipe and watch his video. Here's the recipe:
Today we will share a Ukrainian recipe for a juicy rabbit dish made by our volunteer Pasha.
Rabbit recipe....follow the simple steps:
1) Buy 1 full rabbit
2) Wash rabbit and then put it in a saucepan and fill it with water and 100-150 grams of salt.
3) Let it soak for three hours minimum.
4) Rinse the meat with clean water.
5) Heat the frying pan to medium heat.
6) Dip the meat in sour cream and then flour and fry for 10 minutes.
7) Add chopped onions and continue to cook for another 10 minutes.
8) Add 3/4 cup of white wine and simmer for another 10 minutes.
9) Now the final touch! Add the thyme and let it cook for another 30 minutes.
ENJOY!!!!!!
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You can help now by donating to Willie's Ukraine crisis fund that is helping families and orphans still in Ukraine:
https://www.whereiswillie.com/donate-now/
listen to my story of how I came back to Canada and where my father's frame of mind and the world is. Check out the next video of Pasha cooking up a storm #ukraine #kharkiv
Pasha took us to the local open-air market in Kharkiv to buy some fresh meat for Willie. It's nice to see so many people still here despite the war. It reflects the spirit of Ukrainians who live the best they can, regardless of the horrible things happening around them.
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#kharkiv #ukraine
Today, I'm showing my father some of the destruction I witnessed while helping in Ukraine with a video I just made. He's 93, and his only view of the world is via the local news here in Canada. I try to explain to him how wars are destroying people's lives right now, but it's hard for him to understand how that can be after he's enjoyed the freedom and a good life for over 50 years, so maybe I'm expecting too much from him.
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#Donetsk #ukraine
On our way back from Slovyansk, we stopped to see a village that the Russians had destroyed. What a sad thing to see.
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#Donetsk #ukraine
Thank you to Fabian from Germany for buying supplies for the orphans in #Lviv Hope everyone enjoys their holidays #ukrainian #Ukraine
Willie in the beautiful city of #kyiv #ukraine 🙂
Canada is no longer the great country it once was
The past few months of caring for my father have cemented my perspective that Canada is no longer the great country it once was. Healthcare, incomes not keeping up with the rising cost of living, and the increase in crime are all aspects of life I can see and feel daily. The number of Ukrainians who recently came due to the war and have already left is a testament in itself.
If you are considering immigrating to Canada, it would be a good idea to research as much as possible to form reasonable expectations.
And now, we will get back to work and start catching up by posting the work we did last winter in Ukraine.
A big thank you to our donors @sashadanylova @greentea2323 @realryno and @artisanfactory. Your donations are still being used to provide the orphans we support in Lviv with internet access, which they are using to learn English through a program run by our partner charity @educationalequalityinstitute
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Join us in supporting Sofia's family after a devastating missile strike in Chernihiv, Ukraine. Unfortunately, Sofia, a young girl, was one of the victims of the war in Ukraine. We are raising funds to assist her grieving mother. Please consider donating to provide some relief and support during this difficult time in Ukraine.
If you are in Ukraine you can send money to card number 5375411208220454 or via this link:
https://send.monobank.ua/jar/D8spY1zwc
If you are outside Ukraine you can make a donation via our foundation's website here:
https://www.whereiswillie.com/donate-now/
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