Dear Anna!
I appreciate your words, and i have the feeling that you are doing very well. I mean your job, your inspiring Ukrainian lessons - your whole project is a sign of hope for me.
Sometimes people say that i am ill and they might be right. I am ill or the society in which i have grown up is ill - one of the two surely. Putyin is an aggressor but the western society is on the same moral level as him - otherwise Putyin couldn't move his finger tip even. And as long as we don't admit this sad fact this war will not end regardless of the powerfull weapons NATO sends to Ukraine.
From February i have been under a shock impact, a meteorite hit me and i am still trembling and burning. Many thoughts are swirling in my mind - some of them i put down in letters or in my blog - but in the meantime i feel that these thoughts are not me, at least they do not constitute the most essential, deepest part of my personality, they are coming out of my mind and not from my heart. But who am i really in this case? Who is my innermost being? And what does he want? Does he want to drink a cup of tea? Let him drink that tea in this case. Does he want to go to the shop for the daily bread? Let him go to the shop. Does he want to learn Ukrainian? Let him learn Ukrainian. Does he want to go to the battlefield to die in an honest way after a corrupt life? Let's him die so...
Sorry for writing in English again and not in Ukrainian but in your language i am not mature enough to express all this. I really hope that one day we will be able to talk freely in Ukrainian and sing your anthem together with Ukrainian children. I attach a link to my favourite video which i watch every Sunday. I am not religious any more i am not going to any churches but i know that from time to time it is important to stop for a little celebration. Sunday prayer for me is this video - i watch you children's faces to whom you have taught the most important movement - how to put their hand on their heart. If all of us did so we would live in peace!
