This war will end someday. And when I look back on these long years, I will remember not only the bad, but also the good. One could say that we were born in difficult times and that we were unlucky with

Just a sunny frosty day. Just snow. How little it takes sometimes to make you want to live again. Hello there! It has been a while, I know. Also, I am aware it's not Wednesday yet (or already?) I don't

Autumn in Kyiv is usually a bit of a dreary affair. Honestly, if the weather forecast promises a sunny day, you can bet your bottom dollar it'll be cloudy. And if they promise a non-rainy cloudy day? It's

Hello there! It's been a long time since I posted last. Almost 2 months. Posting is always about sharing something. Thoughts, feelings, memories, photos. And always – energy. For these two months, I’ve

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In 2014, Russia annexed part of Ukraine under the guise of militias and rebels. Later, Putin openly admitted that these were regular military personnel and that it was a well-planned operation (the deception).

Sunday night. The 2 weeks of long awaited vacation are over. And tomorrow I will get back to work and earning money. But the memories will be always with me. In the fourth year of full-scale war, I learned

I thought it might be a good idea to write a post just to avoid making my friends worry about me. I am alive, staying in Kyiv, and this fact sometimes surprises me. Earlier, in June, I went to visit my

Hello, dear readers! This is my third (and last) post dedicated to Peniscola, a charming Spanish town on the Mediterranean coast. The previous posts are here and here. We will wander together along narrow

Despite all the negative consequences for humanity, COVID has given us a great concept of remote work. Often, this option has become the rule or a fallback. For Ukraine, in times of a full-scale Russian

Peníscola is primarily known for its ancient castle. Templars, Freemasons, the Pope, "Game of Thrones" - it's all about Peníscola Castle!! In addition, its various terraces offer stunning sea

And when I say “weekend” I mean Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday.😄 I know it's a bit uncommon. Technically, Saturday was a day off too, but its rainy vibe paled compared to what followed. I haven't had such

Hello, dear readers! I’m not quite sure how to start, but I’d love to share some photos from my spring trip. Back in March, I visited a friend in Spain and spent a fabulous day in Peñíscola — a beautiful

Come to Ukraine in May. Honestly, it is the most beautiful season. And not just because my birthday is in May :D The weather is nice and warm, and colours are rich. Spring does not care about war, instead,

Hello again, friends! As promised in my previous post, I'm back to share more impressions from my unforgettable Easter experience in the heart of Kyiv. While the previous post brought you inside the ancient

Hello, folks! I’d love to share with you the incredible vibe of Ukrainian Easter, which I celebrated at Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv. In Ukraine, preparations for Easter begin well in advance. Traditionally,

I haven’t written anything in a long time. In fact, not since I came back home. In just three weeks away from home, an unexpectedly large number of tasks piled up. So during this time, I barely had any

Hello, dear readers! My Spanish work-and-travel journey is coming to an end. 🙂 It is a pity that I am not lucky with the weather. Of course, this is not a holiday, and most of the time here I work on

Two of my colleagues moved to Spain when the war in Ukraine began. I had never met one of them in person, so my stay in Spain — especially so close to where they live — felt like the perfect opportunity

It’s been five days since I arrived at my friend’s place. The three of us share a cosy little two-storey house in the quiet seaside town of Benicàssim. In all this time, I’ve only ventured into town twice.