Silent blog from war zone: how about my dog

Hi, guys!

And another day.

Today I managed to go out for a walk with the dog, so far there has not been a single air raid alert. My baby is still getting used to this life. She is at home, rarely leaves the house, so this life is new to her. She gets very nervous every time she has to get into the car, and in fact, while we were moving from place to place, she cried all the way.

Only once in ten years was she calm when she was driving a car. It was when we decided to go to Uman to see Sofievsky Park. It's not very far from Kyiv, but it still takes more than a few hours to drive. On the way there, the dog was very worried, and very worried all three days that we were there. In addition, we walked more than 10 hours a day, and of course she was very tired. At some point, I was even so tired that I completely refused to go further. She was also nervous at the hotel because my husband and I had separate beds and she didn't know who to sleep with.

But on the way back, she calmly got into the car and slept all the way to the house. That is, in the end, she just needed to be thoroughly worn out.

Here she does not have time to get tired, so she has a lot of strength to be nervous. In addition, we live close to the city center, so there is especially nowhere to walk the dog here. But I hope that sooner or later everything will work out, and you will be able to enjoy walks as before, without an air siren.

To be honest, I really want to go home. I had no idea that I could miss him so much. It seems that not a month, but an eternity has passed since the beginning of the war, and it is not known how much more lies ahead.