Carthago delenda est

zirochka (77)in #mywartimediary • 2 years ago (edited)

This is my motto for today. I was going to publish NFT for Peace report, but still did not receive the last feedback. Besides, I had to make changes to my plans for the day because of russian bastards. But I was prepared. On Saturday, I knew it will happen.

Carthage must be destroyed. I say this without hatred. I am calm and focused as before, my despondency is gone. I am ready to do whatever it takes. Our spirit cannot be broken, our struggle and offensive cannot be stopped. It's inevitability.

Today's mass bombing is the rage of the impotent. I associate this empire of evil with two things - lies and cowardice. We will continue to fight and destroy the enemies calmly, with a cold mind, return back our land meter by meter, bring the death of the empire closer day by day. Our hand will not tremble. "Like the dew before the sun enemies will fade".

The empire will fall, and then not only Ukraine will come to take its toll. There will be Georgia, and Moldova, Japan, the Czech Republic, Poland, Lithuania, and other countries will come too. Including nations that are now a part of Russia but endure robbery, humiliation, and mockery for centuries. The dept of the bloody empire is huge, and it's increasing every day. The turn of Belarus will also come.😈

I have good news too. My daughter got married on Saturday! They have been together for many years, and postponed marriage due to various obstacles. But when to live, if not now?

It was one of the happiest days of my life, also because I was reunited with my closest relative whom I see so rare. They were all together in one place to share our joy, to multiply our joy.

My ex and my future family :) Yes, this is life, and relations with people are not always smooth. We lost a lot, but managed to keep what was left and I'm proud.

The young couple wanted a celebration in folk style. Official ceremony and a small party in a Ukrainian-style restaurant. Despite the fact that we did not invite many people and did not prepare anything special, the preparation was quite nervous. As always in such situations, I looked the calmest, although inside I was just as much a mess.

Anyway, I found a balance between inner perfectionist and a good sense, and I can say the result was just perfect. Everything worked out, even Nick was able to come! His train arrived an hour before the start of the ceremony (!), and in the evening he and I took a night train home.

We had everything - flowers, balloons, wedding rings, photos, sparkling wine, toasts and greetings, jokes and tears (you know I can't hold my tears when I'm moved, but this time it was a happy moment, so why not?!). I wish I could tell them something special and give them the impossible. But we are only human.

My night on the train was sleepless. I was lying down, listening to music in headphones and smiling to myself. It seemed that my smile lit up the dark compartment a little.

Today I'm especially glag that we arrived in Kyiv yesterday morning.