BRENT in the UKRAINE
Brent, a successful American entrepreneur, was living and working in the Ukraine when the Russians invaded in February 2022.
But Brent decided to stay and help where he could, and distribute funds to needy residents, victims and refugees in Kyiv and Ukraine.
Monday, 28 March 2022
Keep the Speace at border crossing
Sunday, 27 March 2022
Take it easy Broh
Saturday, 26 March 2022
Monks need love too...and RPG training!
Monks need love too...and RPG training, Ukraine... All I want for Christmas is an RPG
Friday, 25 March 2022
Thursday, 24 March 2022
March 24 Morning Report
Good Morning America, it's the morning report from Kyiv. March 24.
Wednesday, 23 March 2022
Russian-style Wakeup Call
Tuesday, 22 March 2022
Sunday, 20 March 2022
KATERYNA HRYSHCHENKO
A sous chef and server at a Pizza Sushi 33 restaurant until late February, Kateryna Hryshchenko (not her real name), 23, was also a champion bodybuilder and former basketball point guard. She reported for duties...
Baby carriage station at Kyiv Central Station
The baby carriage station at Kyiv Central Station. Look at the architecture. Lisa Kerridge's mum's left a baby carriage behind but any incoming mum can pick up.
Saturday, 19 March 2022
SHARE Free beds for refugees
These two young people, Avi Schiffmann and Marco Burstein, students at Harvard, in just three days have developed and launched the website www.ukrainetakeshelter.com, a website in 12 languages where Ukrainian refugees fleeing war can immediately find hosts with free rooms, apartments unused in resorts, big or small cities or school dorms.
Pass this information to other Ukrainians, who are now in European countries and not only, but also to those who would like to be a host to these people in need.
Friday, 18 March 2022
Thursday, 17 March 2022
Don't bomb Lviv please!
Lviv, still beautiful pic.twitter.com/9GBvfZv8om
— Brent Reynolds (@eatdrnkmanwoman) March 16, 2022
Ukraine Art Everywhere
Maidan Square
Maidan Square...Kyiv... I think that's the old KGB building in the background pic.twitter.com/Ub4CHzJxpH
— Brent Reynolds (@eatdrnkmanwoman) March 16, 2022
70km from Kyiv
Wednesday, 16 March 2022
Tuesday, 15 March 2022
Lovely Lviv...for now....
1974 Kharkiv Bicycle
Some Words of Wisdom for Biden/NATO
(All photos - Living in the Kyiv Ukrainian Metro)
Monday, 14 March 2022
Press
Sunday, 13 March 2022
From Air Raids in Kyiv to coffee in Lviv
& a fine macchiato with a pear tart in lovely Old Town Lviv...crazy
world. Just spent a lovely evening with a couple who fled her Kharkiv
a few days ago with a suitcase & left all their worldly possessions
behind.
Saturday, 12 March 2022
On the road with Brent
War style romantic proposal....
Protecting Ukrainian heritage
Ukraine Cervello P2.5
Friday, 11 March 2022
Beautiful villages
Old Town Lviv
Civilian War Kit
- felt insulated waterproof camo boots,
- Mad bomber down jacket rolls up into a pocket,
- Mad Bomber wool hat, toilet kit, axe for chopping up wood for fires or if needed to open a door to get food and shelter,
- a bag of protein bars which weighs too much, water filtration system maybe the most important thing, freeze dried packs of food 2 meals each,
- mad bomber sable hat for cold nights sleeping out,
- a balaclava,
- heavy gloves for biking,
- light gloves for biking,
- fingerless gloves for shooting/digging a hole to hide in,
- heavy insulated biking pants
- two pairs of wool socks,
- two underwear,
- thick long johns,
- a heavy thinsulate lined Aparso jacket from Rudolph in Fuzhou, China.
- The Syndicate heavy sweater from a Kyiv brand
- and two Craft long-sleeve bike shirts,
- one USA nationals triathlon t-shirt,
- a book & reading glasses,
- a power bank,
- a yellow bike jacket by Pearl izumi with press written on the back (we'll see where that gets me),
- Russian hunting knife,
- 5 lighters,
- the Cervello tri bike no helmet.
- And luxury... I actually brought a pair of black jeans so I have two pants to choose from for my sartorial Elegance,
- a bike repair kit with a pump
- and the most important: an SOF signed Ukrainian flag, of course
- charging cords,
- a computer,
- a cell phone,
- all my credit cards, passport, my ID for Ukraine,
- some candy bars for kids or when I get tired,
- ironically face masks which nobody uses anymore
- and very important a Listerine pocketpaks breath freshener.
I brought a very small bag from Kyiv (see above) with just 2 pairs of socks, 2 underwear & the one pair of camo hi-top felt Boots & mostly food and water filter and axe and knife in case I had to sleep out.
With two pairs of boots I'm clearly living the high life...