Hi, guys!

Another day in the war zone. Today everything is relatively calm, and I even managed to go to the post office to pick up the package. She drove a week longer than she should have, but in a war this is not at all surprising. I received some markers, mostly green shades, which I ordered to draw goblins.

We finally decided to move on. We will still remain on the territory of Ukraine, we will just move a little further to the west. In fact, there is nowhere further west. How long we will stay there I do not know, but I would like to know. I miss home very much.

Last night we discussed the possibility of stopping home for at least a couple of hours, but such a trip implies that we need to leave the city in which we are located in one day, get to Kyiv, and then return back, and all this before curfew. It's practically impossible, and it's unknown what can happen on the road, so this idea had to be abandoned.

Now I'm not sure if I'll still try to draw before the detour. Most likely, we will move on Monday. On the one hand, I liked the city in which we are currently located, and I especially like the windows in our room. They go out into a tiny inner well, which doesn’t even have an entrance, so it’s very quiet here, well, in which case it’s much calmer here during the shelling, but on the other hand, I’m already very tired of the uncertainty and I want to go further. Maybe it would even be easier if we didn’t stay anywhere for a long time, but so far at the place where we are now, we have already spent a whole month.


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I'm a little worried that as soon as I get used to living in this mode, something will change again and I will have to adapt again. Now I can not boast that I do it easily.

The other day I was able to contact my mother. She told how the Nazis left the village and its environs. She said that tanks were driving around the village, one woman was shot for going out into the street. Leaving, or, more specifically, retreating, the fascist army mined the corpses of civilians and poisoned food supplies. We will always hate them.

I used to think that they were just unhappy, and that they did not know that it was possible to live differently. Now I see that they are just monsters and do not deserve pity. I really want the war to end and these freaks get out of our country.

See you in the next post!
Love, Inber