Silent blog from war zone, continuation

Hi, guys!

Another day in a relatively safe place. I have already said that now none of us knows what day of the week or what date, we only know what day the war is going on.

It is surprising that until now the psyche cannot adapt at all. It was as if she decided that she would just wait out everything that happened in the standby mode, and then turn on again and continue to function normally. Although I wouldn't count on it.

In the early days, we constantly checked the news, now we do it less often. Of course, something is constantly changing, but for the most part there are no global changes. Every night I fall asleep with the hope that when I wake up, the war will be over.

I miss home very much. I felt it before, but today - especially sharply. Even in aspects that I did not like about it. I'm sure my dog ​​misses home too.

Everything turned into one endless day that lasts forever. I'm still hoping to finally be able to sit down and start working on graphics, because that's really all I can do here. But so far, he has not been able to overcome himself. But today I will try again, and then again and again, and so on until I succeed.

Probably the biggest problem here is fear. It literally paralyzes, does not allow you to do anything at all, and, most likely, makes the body think that resources must be saved very much. Probably, hence my constant desire to sleep. But again, fear does not let you sleep either. And sirens too.

Photo from peacetime. I just finished my flute class and just decided to take a couple of photos and then my mom added some processing.

I'm trying really hard to get back to the normal blogging format, but it's unbearably hard. But, as I promised, tomorrow I will definitely make another attempt.

See you in the next post!
Love, Inber