moving madness! Can I turn this construction junk into memorably junk journal gems?
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- It feels like a dusty four hundred and fifty-two items swap with myself... Can you turn construction junk into a cool junk journal? I'm in the midst of moving, and my new appartement is filled with odd finds, which I've of course collected. Instead of tossing them aside, I wonder: Can these quirky pieces become unforgettable memories in a journal? Join me as I show you each item I've stumbled upon and tell you its story. Perhaps you'll get some ideas on where to find such things for your own junk journal.
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Thanks Louise for bringing "junk" back into junk journaling! So many people use boughten or other peoples' paper, pictures, ephemera etc. instead of making their journal out of actual junk.... I'm excited to see your finished product! So many good ideas.
I agree Janis! Thank you Louise!
I agree Janis! Thank you Luise!
Regarding you flattening your newspaper pieces... TIP: (Note, however, some of the print on the paper could transfer to the dish-towel.). You can iron it. Really. You can lightly mist the paper, lightly wet a kitchen dish-towel (wring out the excess water) and place it on top of the paper, then iron on LOW (you don't want to burn the paper or towel) until it flattens, but not necessarily dry. When it's as flat as you want it, remove the dishtowel and let the paper dry the rest of the way. Wash the dish-towel with your regular laundry. Hope that helps... I'm a bit late.
Oh my gawd, your laughter is so sweet and it brightens my day! You make me smile! “I am Louise Heinzl, & I am a Junk Journaler!” Hear me roar!
I’ve been picking up things my whole life to my husband and children’s chagrin.😂 I don’t care, I like paper, feathers, dried flowers, pebbles, sticks, pine cones, straws…I think you understand
I knew you had blue eyes, but...WOW! They really looked blue next to that bathroom wallpaper. Beautiful.
Well... I got them from my grandma 😊
Beautiful eyes for a beautiful person!
I'm so excited for this journal! 😃I know it's going to be AMAZING, dear Luise! Can't wait to see how you use all those interesting items. ❤Barbara
Oh, I forgot to say, I love the idea of using that packaging that says "achtung!" Kind of cool for a journal cover!
I am so amazed and grateful for how hard you work to communicate to us in English everything that you do. I am very much enjoying being along with you on this adventure of moving back to Germany and learning how you see everything through the eyes of a junk journaler! I craft along with you every day I can because your videos are so inspirational and uplifting and authentic! Thank you for all you do!! 😊❤
Don’t be so hard on yourself! Your language capabilities are truly to be admired! Thanks for making such a great video showing all the interesting treasures you found!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that keeps "junk" thinking I can use this "thingy" lol😅
Wishing you all the best fir the new country and apartment you will soon be settled. The collection of materials is incredible and I know your new apartment journal will be stunning. Hang in there don’t over stent yourself do the relocation process a step at a time this way it will be enjoyment.
Wow! I can’t wait to see what you do with all those little treasures! If anyone can turn that stuff into something beautiful, it is you! Thanks for sharing…you truly have a gift 🥰
Hi Luise… I have been a fan for a while.. I have never commented, but I stopped in my tracks today, to take time to tell you, how very much I appreciate you, and all that you share with us❣️ Be confident in your translations for us.. they are fine❣️ Keep being wonderful you❣️ I will be here, watching & being so inspired❣️❣️🫶🏻
Good idea to use the crumpled paper on the cover!
Hi Luise. Firstly, you have the most gorgeous blue eyes. Then... this video is packed with a lot of great inspirations. Absolutely love it - I was hooked the whole time. A f favourite part for me is the pieces with the little person inside symbolizing you and your situation & feelings also the heart shaped piece. Very meaningful. Thank you so much for sharing and I will definitely follow you closely to see what's next ...
I really appreciate watching your videos. You have made me fall back in love with art again after 25 years. It's easy printing or buying some printed paper, but you have encouraged me to make my own unique things.
By the way, I think your English is great.
That's one of the biggest compliments I've ever gotten. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart!
Louise, I have a in restoration...Most of the newspapers can be spritzed with warm water..in a fine spray.Then carefully steamed. Or try a warm iron first, between a soft absorbent flour sack towel, cotton muslin, or pillow case. I weight mine down between plate glass to prevent ripples.
The green thing was a type of rolled netting use for taping, sanding and hole repairs in the plaster walls. The rumpled brown, brittle bits are probably old insulation from the originl home construction left behind when updated.
Boy O Boy...if these walls could talk.
The weirdest things we've ever found was a 24"×30" sheet of metal used for flashing from the SPAM (Hormel) company. An 1885 cylinder dry battery which was leaching acid, A thing called a "What's It" from the late 1880's. It was the first shock treatment machine use for Glaucoma and women's Hysteria...lol!
I do have a rather fun collection of vintage wallpaper from the 1880's. Enrolls found in the attic...
Just loving this video...Be sure to wear a mask when playing with vintage papers.
*opps, backround in restoration...
I could listen to your stories all day. I can´t wait to see what comes out of all this, so exited to follow along. This is real junkjournalmaking, love it. Congratulations to your new apartment ! I hope everything will be sorted swiftly and the move is smooth. Love/ Camilla in Sweden
I forgot to say thank you for including us in your move. I miss you. And no, I couldnt read the name of the city because I’m having surgeries on my eyes next month. Wish me luck
I wish you the biggest luck!!
LOL cancel subscription to my ovaries 🤣 Good luck with the renovation and moving - moving is always stressful and adding on unplanned renovations is just crazy! 💜💜
I currently have a cold virus. I laughed so hard during the filming of removing the wallpaper that I started coughing but I loved you looking through the little hole. When we renovated this house I kept a piece of the wallpaper from 1912-1925 in the dining room to frame and put back on the wall.because it was a farm scene.
Oooooh, Luise, I love that flower wallpaper. Digitals would be great. Are you moving all by yourself? That's a job. Prayers for you.
That purple & blue wallpaper is everything! Such a good save! 🎨💜💙💜💙
“Wonder Woman” does exist!!! It’s you!!! Allowing us to come along with you on this journey is extremely generous! From the description of the 2 pieces of stone, I saw the same thing, to the ticket I am still trying to see the city name. Then the ticket at the end. May this post bring you a smile and a great months ahead ❤❤
70’s maybe for the wallpaper???
I think the stuff you were trying to identify to fill holes in a wall is "spackle", though it's usually for small holes (like from nails/screws). "Putty" also is appropriate, I think, just depends on the size of the hole, I guess.
I agree with other commenters Luise, no matter what challenges you face, you always seem to be able to share joy, surprise and delightful humor in any circumstance! 😆 I found myself smiling and laughing at many points in this video...which brightened up my day! May I share information on some of your "treasures"? This building evidently was built with "lath and plaster" walls and ceilings. It is a very old way of insulating, fire proofing and providing structural strength to buildings pre-1940's. The small "person with a face" stone (@1:09:15) is probably a piece of the plaster that took shape while drying in the wall. The small black, shiny "rock" (@1:09:00) is a piece of heating coal for sure!. Artists here in Pennsylvania, USA carve pieces of coal into decorative images, since it is no longer a primary heating source. Lastly, may I ask if you would consider creating a digital kit of the older buildings and roadways in the area, once your are settled? My grandmother emigrated from Germany to USA in 1929 and I am lucky to have pictures of all the beautiful buildings and cobblestone roads around her family farm. I would love to purchase a future digital collection of the amazing German architecture and roads still used today. Thank you for your consideration. May this be the beginning of a grand adventure for you!! 🌻
I vote for yours requests also!!!! 💞
Me too!
You found some fantastic treasures to make “a real junk journal”. We’ve all kind of strayed away from actually make “real junk journals”. Well I know I have for sure. Love all the digitals out there and they’re so much fun, and all the wonderful Tim holtz stuff to play with. But they really aren’t “real junk journals”. This is going to be A Junk Journal for sure. I must have missed the video where you explained why your moving to Germany, Why are you moving? Can’t wait to watch your apartment progress and the journal journey.
Well, I think the fun making a journal is more important than the definition. But of course I understand what you mean
@@luiseheinzl I agree, it’s the process isn’t it. “You do you”. lol. And it’s a mood thing for sure, never know where the mood will lead us.
I love to mix real life packaging and purchased items to create my JJs. I can’t draw but I always try to support people who can. I love what you’ve saved and I’m sure the coming videos will once again take us to a new level of creation. “No one keeps Luise in a corner”, unless it’s in the crawl space collecting things under your stairs. 😂 May your renovations create the space you need for continued happiness. 🤗🇨🇦🤗
I love your videos Louise. You are just a joy and I think you are so funny. Thank you for bringing laughter to your videos. Good luck with the move. May it go smoothly ❤
Okay! I, too, had this liberating surgery!! On Bastille Day, July 14th! And I was sooooo happy too. Leading a uterine FREE lifestyle is wonderful. I suffered so much, too.
Best surgery EVER!!!!
Love these materials and how you sourced them
I loved how you said in the beginning of the video "i am a kunk journaler and I can do this!!!" Very inspirational how you deal with this challenging situation in your life📦📦📦👩🏻🎨
I can't wait to n follow you on this journey and get inspiration from you. I bought my first house a year ago in April and I too have a box of "stuff" from both the old house and this new house that I saved to document the move. Mine was not a "construction" type move but I do have the pizza receipts and what i spent for movers, business cards from my realtor and mortgage company, etc., to do lists And of course lots of photos. I know i will be inspired by you and finally put mine together. Your English is perfect by the way. Much love ❤️
Love the new font on your logo! ❤
the wax type paper in the wall would be a vapor barrier.
Wow those are some really interesting things you found. I’m looking forward to seeing your junk journal. You said the newspapers were dated July 1939. That’s less than two months before the start of WWII. That house has lived through some history! ❤
I like you new font in your name! The newspapers are from a really historic time, it would be cool to be able to read them. You could always crumple them up again!
Loved this video, the translation of the paper was really great. A real great artist can find a use for so many things. So interesting
Another crazy inspiring project from Louise Heinzl! Will be fascinated to see how this develops. It was nice to see your beautiful shockingly blue eyes when removing the wallpaper! Lovely!!
I have been going to the doctor a lot lately and found the stuff they use is one use only. I asked if I could have those items.... I have 3 scissors a marker, a bunch of tape, and bandage materials now. Weird what people throw away!
Hello Luise, I am curious/ intrigued how you going to construct the journal. I love what you take from the apartment it make my to look different at stuff 😅 The black glossy stone is properly okd as well I think it is Kohle in German, coal in English. I think this house is old and in the old days thet have stoves how the people burn whit coals. In Germany there were many coal mines.
I wish you al the best whit the move.❤
Greetings Simone
Hi Luise! I love this, a true junk journal and with deep ties to your new home and memories of the process to create that home. I know it will be so meaningful for you. I love that you include a lot of bulky items that I might have considered too difficult to incorporate into a book-can’t wait to see how you use them! I also wanted to add that I am so impressed with your English and your ability to talk about and explain construction processes and use vocabulary that doesn’t come up routinely. I like to think of myself as fluent in Spanish and functional in German-but I couldn’t talk about fuse boxes and flooring materials etc in either language. You are really at such a high level and we all benefit bc you use your English to bring us so much joy and inspiration! Thank you!
That little green ball looks like a ball that is put inside a spray paint can to mix the paint as you shake it up.
You are such a wonderful person! ❤❤❤❤❤
I'm looking forward to watching what to do with that "junk"😅 I have a feeling it will be better than what I can come up with!
I too am looking forward to what you do with all the things you found I would’ve never thought to make the journal out of pieces from construction
Finding the old tickets and things very interesting those would be easy to put into a journal
As for the newspaper I think I would be tempted to straighten some of it out and hopefully it doesn’t rip.
Hope the rest of the construction goes well so you could move in soon❤
I am so excited to see how this project progresses and evolves. I have been picking up junk off the ground for a long time. I love this beginning.
Some of the newspapers you could unfold to read and the really bulky one would be great incorporated into the cover.
And the screws and some of the metals could make rust water to dye some of the papers.
Loving how you are saving these things to honor the process of the renovation and the move.
I can’t wait to follow the whole process❤❤❤
You are so cute when you use English slang Words. I love your conversations Louise. You are learning English very well. 😊😊 I enjoyed this video with smiles.. and laughter.
Thanks Luise for sharing your moving adventure. The items you found in your construction ppl call found objects.
Old paper is fragile. I would leave the newspaper crumbled or maybe wet the newspaper and slowly unfold to flatten with an iron.
Scan what is old into a digital collage especially the tickets. You will have a memorable junk journal adding your cool found objects.
Will you be closer or further away to your friend Barbara @ 49 dragonflies?
Thank you! By train it's approximately the same amount of time, but in kilometers it's more than it was before
The description of the perfume bottle was so cute ❤😂pfft pfft !! lol
Maybe you could flatten the copper piece?
You bring me absolute joy watching you! Thank you ❤
I’m so glad in the midst of all the chaos you found Starbucks and caramel macchiato is one of my favorites ❤ I hope the move continues on the planned path and starts to go smoothly ❤
We built a house a few years ago so a lot of the things you showed are familiar! We also bought and remodeled an old house many years ago (almost 50 years ago) so I've seen so many of the same things you have found! Back in the 1920s and 30s folks used old newspapers for insulation in the walls, You can gently spread the papers with your hands (very gently) or you can iron it but not too hot of an iron. It can scorch.
My brother used to look for old abandoned houses and would find out who they belonged to. Many times the owners were happy to allow him to go through the houses, clean them out, and keep anything he found. It was amazing the papers and things that people left behind when leaving. We never knew the people or why they left but it was so interesting to see some of the stuff he would find.
If you put a little soap in the water before you spray the wallpaper and let it soak for 15 or 20 minutes, you can scrap the wallpaper off more easily. Bathroom wallpaper is hard because it sometimes has waterproofing on it because of the steam in the bathroom.
I am anxious to see your journal and how you use your "finds." Maybe you can make dangles with some of the bulky or heavier items. Just a thought. Happy crafting.
So much cool stuff!!
I don't watch for a bit and WOW you're moving! You are living in such a wonderful tranquil space & your tiny house was so organized- I am WOW. Can't wait to see your new life transformation set up. The new and improved life of Luise! Enjoy and embrace the transition.
Oh Luise...your mind and vision are so incredible. Only a true artist sees art in everything and everywhere. So much fodder. I love it all. You scored so many amazing scraps. I know you'll create beauty from discards. What a fun journey. Carmel macciato is my fave. I love your ability to explain your vision and thought process. I learn so much from you. You had me laughing so hard about Gisela. I too kicked out Gisela and a few of her friends. No more bit**y friends. So happy. By the way...I think I have met your landlord. He is cute and very nice!! I know it is emotional, but you can't move forward until you move forward. All my love and blessings. Safe travels. Thanks for taking us along. TFS and inspiring ❤Nebraska USA ❤❤
The old newspaper has such a cool texture to it. I would copy with all of the ripples. It looks so interesting. Fun treasures! 😊
You could also make the bottom of the gift bag into the spine. It even has that cardboard to reinforce it. It's ok for a book to be wider than tall!
Wow Luise!!! Such a huge bunch of goodies that I’m sure you will put to good use. To be able to go into an old apartment and find these wires, plaster and such from the wall, donkey hair from the floor, and all the pieces of paper must have been such an adventure for you. I’m sorry you’re having such a hard time moving into your new place, and hope things go smoother for you and you can move and settle to start your new life in Germany. Much love my friend!❤❤❤
Sometimes, our destiny brings big and sudden changes in our lives. Even though the change is positive and maybe even beyond what you hoped for yourself in your secret dreams, it manifests anyway. As you are no dought discovering these times of change require courage, faith, and sacrifices. That's how I think of you missing out on the concert you had planned before the big change. You have found in your apartment little totems that are so precious, like the little person with the sad eyes but big smile and great heart encased or maybe even emerging from a cocoon or the womb into this new life. That time of not quite birthing can feel like a trap as you struggle to move from one life into the next. I imagine you are in love and I wish you a very happy and joyous future. This new very junkie journal will be filled with beauty. 1939 would have been an auspicious and frightening time in the world where hopes of victory and overcoming hardships moved into a world war. Now look what happiness comes to this pretty house with three apartments. I bet she has many stories to tell. Much love from me in Aotearoa New Zealand. ❤❤❤ P.S. I think you need to carefully flatten out the old newspapers. They will be full of history that might be helpful to you and maybe us too.
Can’t wait to see this journal come to life
I absolutely loved this video. Having lived through a few remodeling projects, I collected all kinds of building materials. I still use them. Old roofing shingles, tyvek house wrap, drywall tape to patch holes in walls, even old antique nails and copper sheeting. I'm really going to enjoy this video series. Keep an eye out for wire that you can rust. That newspaper is cool. Can you iron it flat? Or, decoupage it onto a piece of paper to use in a journal. That clump of paper could be made into a wonky flower or some kind of creature. I love that wallpaper that was behind the mirror. ❤❤
That looks like an electric drill with a screwdriver bit in it.
So many things to say about this new journey with you...( but most of it should be private ). I also struggle with the language because is not my mother one. MOST OF ALL : THANKS FOR SHARING IT!!!!. I had some 💡💡💡: How about a vignette for those bulk items like U'd made for Tim's ideology? (e.g. keys hanger, decoration for your place etc). BTW I was watching your video longing to enter the screen and keep chatting... About those rocks I've loved the symbology.... I saw a baby between the comfort layers and a sided mother praying (where U've saw an heart). Longing to watch the continuation!!!! Tschüss
That beautifully crumpled piece of newspaper at 42:01 looks like an abstract flower to me. 😃 I am so excited to see where this journal goes. You certainly have some amazing treasures. It is so amazing how we look at the world around us as junk journalers! No one else will ever understand. I pray all the best for you during this time! Thank you for taking us along on this journey with you!
I'm an older lady/girl/person that lives in the United States. I really like the way your eyes see something other than the actual object that you hold. I am in transition too, except that I have no idea where I will live next, I just know the property owner wants their home back which means that I have to go. So, I sleep, journal, craft, watch You Tube and everything else while setting or laying on my little bed. Funny thing is that even with the bummer parts of my current situation, my inner eyes still see the little head sticking our of the thing that popped out the wall in front of you. I see the nails as flower stems on the cover of a journal or album. I see the wire hanger the copper thingy with all the little U shapes lined up next to each other as a fence thing to hold the flower stems leaving it bent or else taking a plyers and bending each U shape so that it is flat like the end of the corner part. You got quite a craft haul there and all it cost was sweat and a train ticket. Nice goin'!!
Holy cow! That's a ton of inspiration you've given me!! Thank you so much.
And all the best for your difficult situation and the future!!
Luise you are such fun. Congratulations on your new apartment, it looks very cute. Thank you for taking us along on your journey and documenting it by making a journal from acquired junk. I can't wait for the next video.
Your sooooo crazy in a good way good luck Luise
"Paper is the first thing we think about in Junk Journals" ...Can I make a Junk Journal without paper? 😅 if you're really looking for another challenge 😂
Why is my brain doing that to me all the time? 🤣🤣
@@luiseheinzl because we junk journalers are thinking outside the box. And we are always trying to think outside...ier (?) more outside..ish ...well... My english is not the yellow from the egg ^^ :D
Frequently travel for work. I started a junk journal made completely from almost garbage and treasures found in the ground. Ex. Rusty washers (great for dangles). Limited supplies needed. Glue, pen, and such. It is an indefinite ongoing project. So much fun.
Thank you for added ideas! ❤
How fun for us. I know this is a difficult time for you. Moving + construction DIY is stressful. Ulm is a beautiful city. I'm sure you will love it there. Thanks for sharing your ideas with us.
Well that was fun and inspiring, thank you Luise. You must be mentally and physically exhausted with this move...I made a big move about a month ago and am still recovering, but now that I am "in place", life is good. I hope the same for you too ❤
I would scan a pic first, then smooth it out...spritz it with a little water...then gently iron it. LOVE the updates about the move/renovation! Hang in there!!! LOL
I LOVE the way you find meaning in so many things.
what are you doing with your tiny house dear ?? happy you are happy about moving back to Germany and happy with your apartment dear , inspiring video in using just to build a journal. 💖
Thanks, the tiny house will be removed from the camp site 🙁
@@luiseheinzl aww well your new apartment will be great right💖
In English the stuff you fill holes in the wall with is often called spackle, which probably comes from German. Also, for some reason in English a boiler is part of a steam heat system providing heat for the house, while the thing that heats water for washing is called a water heater. Sink and bathtub water is hot but not boiling. Loved your video!
What a wonderful journey for your journal. Love your imagination and thought process. The happy sad you in stone...great story. I also saw a face from top view...the head looked like a nose with the 2 eyes and mouth. Thank you. Your English is great Luisa!
Oh, Luise, I'm so happy that you are making this series on moving and creating junk journal along the way! I am also in the process of moving from Indiana to Wisconsin and my life is in a crazy limbo right now. I am also creating a travelling journal and have been saving up scraps and things from boxes in our attic, to temporary rental apartment flyers, to information from the home we plan to move into up in Wisconsin. I will admit I'm not so creative as you, but you always inspire me and this is the greatest thing! I love your videos and this moving journey is exactly what I need right now! Yay!!!
Thank you so much for your sweet words and all the best for your move!
Thanks for sharing with us ❤
Can’t wait to see what you make with these treasures!😊
In USA, we call those wood pieces in the wall "studs". The basement is under the house. A cellar is in the ground, but it doesn't have to be under the house, it can be in the field. I hope you don't mind me telling you these words. I love to learn languages and you know English very well, and you seem open to learning more. Love your videos. This one is very interesting, for sure.
With the newspapers, I think I would first take a lot of pictures. Then I would take one of the smaller sections, try to gently pull it apart, and glue the pieces onto another paper to see if that works out and if it looks good.
I can't wait to see this journal! This was a fun video. I also pick up random, cool stuff for art purposes. It's not trash to us. My hub rolls his eyes one minute, then brings me something cool from his work. That black rock you found is very old coal. Don't get too stressed from your move! Best wishes!
Hi Luise. I laughed at your note. I had the same problem, and the same operation. My feelings were the same as yours. Glad it's gone. 😂. I can hardly wait to see what you make. Val.🐨 💟
For all the power/electricity put together, we call that the circuit breakers or the electrical box (I think there is another name too). In UK, they call it "the mains", I believe.
I’m looking forward to seeing this journal being made. You found some great junk pieces to use.
Ok Luise I should have been typing as the video goes on so I wouldn’t forget something. But now with this little tiny persons head sticking out I see a flower opening which could be you blossoming into a new part of life. The screws or bolts and the nails yes I would for sure rust some papers. I guess my thought of using wallpaper was in my thoughts and thought it maybe too late and it would have been all thrown away but it looks like great minds think alike. Oh and electrical box or electrical panel is what you were trying to say.
You’ve even got your landlord looking for junk journal stuff I love it. And oh my gosh I’m loving the wallpaper you have wow! Still watching. I’m so sorry you missed your concert, but maybe someday you’ll be able to see him. Can’t wait for this to start.
This has been entertaining. Thank you for the laughs.
Oh Luise, your just crack me up! You did a great job working that old wallpaper off! Your pretty blue eye looked good peeking through that hole!! ha Love that list...hilarious! I love the meaning of the head in the stone. It amazes me how you find such meaning to things and is so neat! Thinking of you and your move. Hope things start going better for you! What an adventure.
Luise, you made me laugh so hard I was crying, I locve your idea of junk journal, you are so right.
Sorry to hear about your apartment worries. Hope it all works out soon.😊
I can't wait to see what you make with all this junk!
I live just 1½ hours drive time from Seattle Washington, USA where the first Starbucks is located. Also Seattle is where Amazon started selling new & lightly used books. I started buying from them in their first year of online sales.
A digital from your newspaper pieces would be awesome. And then you can experiment with how to use it best.
Hello one more time Luise! Sorry for spamming your comments. You can tell I was enthralled with your junk-turned-treasures and how you are determined to show us the true nature of junk journaling! I hope I was helpful to you by offering words to increase your English vocabulary. One other thing I have noticed in your English usage, is we say "I had the experience..." not "I made the experience..." Or you might say "It was my experience that I had a good day." or "My experience shows that it is better to do X instead of Y." Also about the saying, "in my eyes", It's OK to say this, but you could also say, "From my point of view..." or, "In my opinion..." or "I have found that..." or "I discovered that..." these are just additional ways of saying "in my eyes," which people know what you are saying, but to say "in my eyes" usually the proposition "in" means with this usage, actually means inside your eye, like you have a piece of dust or lint in your eyes. I hope this is of some help. I am looking forward to your next posts and I hope everything going forward with your move goes more smoothly than how it started. I love that you are making it into an adventure no matter what! Kind regards from California ❤
Hey, please never apologize for writing a comment!! This was very helpful, thank you!! Hopefully I can remember that the next time 🙈
@@luiseheinzl Hi Luise, OK I'm sorry for saying I'm sorry. I won't do it again!
So creative and fun,love the ideas.😊
What an amazing haul!!! I can't wait to see what you do with it all! I know it will be spectacular!!
What an interesting video. The history you uncovered is something else. I lived in Germany in the 60s (near Stuttgart). Such a beautiful country. Looking forward to seeing what you create with what you found.
Luise: I’m so happy you have found an apartment for yourself. I bet it will be just perfect for you. The fact that you are doing some of the work yourself is wonderful. Creating a journal with the found objects is a very exciting idea. This is going to be a super, interesting series. I look forward to it. Congrats! Carol from California
I agree Celie from Seattle
Cant wait to see how this journal turns out. Your talent is absolutely amazing! I think I know who your landlord is and must say I am very happy for you....
Thanks 😁 well... I think what you think is correct. It's a wonderful friendship.
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You keep saying WE, who is moving with you? The wallpaper scene was so funny, love all the junk you saved up!!!!
gary? her man...🤷♀
@@janlyda9964she may be moving away from Gary. I wonder if this has to do with the musician …
@@kykategray Yes, my thoughts exactly! especially if you think whose birthday it was a few weeks ago.... and the photo of Sascha and Luise on his birthday..... say no more!
You're so funny 😂 I am moving alone, I am saying we because my landlord and two other people helped. And the thing with the birthday.... I think you're right. It's a wonderful friendship.
I hadn’t thought about Sascha, but I haven’t heard you speak of Gary since Rome trip lol… just want you safe and good spirits… I would have hard time leaving Austria is so beautiful but so are parts of Germany and train trip looked like still had mountains and snow. Much easier to shop in Germany than your place in Austria and travel as well I’m sure.