It's time

to get back.

From these few weeks of completely unpredictable events that dragged on in a chain one after another, I realized one thing: there is no "tomorrow."

There is "today," and there is "eternity."

Do not put off learning new things, going to the cinema with friends, or calling your loved one until tomorrow.

"Tomorrow," you may not have anyone to call.

Do you want a phone? Buy a phone! Do you want a piece of meat? Eat a piece of meat!

Want a new haircut? Go to the hairdresser. Do you want to go to the sea? Take a trip to the sea. Would you like a Japanese Hello Steak for 2200 hrn? Save your money and try this one.

I am back in Ukraine, on the peaceful side. Later I will write and tell all my impressions of the TnLNR, but for now I am waiting for a train to Kyiv at the ice station in Rubizhnoye and getting used to the status of "no longer a child".

Because you are always children as long as your parents are alive.

"No longer a child",

Your Nata Che