I think the whole world already knows what a difficult situation has developed in my homeland - Ukraine.
The hostilities were so close that our family was forced to pack up and urgently flee the country.
Unfortunately, our home was in the eastern part of Ukraine, as well as the financial situation did not allow migrating to European countries. Therefore, we were forced to move to a country that attacked our country - Russia. Almost a third of families in Ukraine have relatives in Russia. And there are almost 100,000 of us such refugees. I was very afraid that I would not be able to play my favorite Splinterlands game while here. After all, this game gives me some peace of mind and helps me escape from bad thoughts. When the brain thinks through the possible combinations of NFT cards for the game, it no longer thinks about the war and possible further consequences. Unfortunately, the loss of my job deprives me of the opportunity to invest in the game, but at least I can play and be distracted from the harsh reality while here. Even the feeling of hunger is easier to bear when there is a game installed on your phone and laptop that you can go headlong into. I am personally grateful to the game and the creators that anywhere in the world where there is Internet there is Splinterlands. And I'm sorry if I said something superfluous, it just hurt a lot and I want to speak out, such a cry from the heart. Thanks to all. @KYB.