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Hello there!

I'm Darina, residing in the heart of Ukraine's capital, where I'm persevering both physically and mentally amidst the ongoing war in my country.

I'm a creative person with a PR manager education, but I'm mostly a writer. I'm interested in Ukrainian mythology as well as mythology from around the world.

I'm also interested in having a pen pal to practice English with. Also, I hope to fulfill my dream and visit the US in 2024, it will be great to make friends there.

I'm a fan of the Harry Potter books and I'm also a Marvel fan. I got into Marvel a few years ago, so I'm relatively new to it. I love watching movies. Ten years ago, I adopted a cat named Nicki Minaj (because of the size if her butty, haha). Eight years ago, we adopted a second cat, a white Persian named Lucy. She is one of many pets who were abandoned by people when Russians occupied part of the east of my country.

Tell me a little about yourself, your living place, your favorite book, music, and musicians. Actually, I'll be pleased with anything you want to share, so feel free to let your imagination run wild.

Kindly sprinkle some words of your native language when you correspond with me.
Can you also tell me about any mythology character of your country?

Wishing you a great day! xo xo

My areas of interest:
- Landscapes or interesting places of your country
- Images of currency from your country
- Your favorite recipe/traditional recipes of your country
- Cards with your president or royal family
- Mythological creatures from your region
- Famous rappers, or not so famous ones - tell me about them, I want to know
- Something about hip-hop dancing
- Personalized handcrafted postcards
- Artful illustrations on postcards
- Festive holiday-themed cards
- Comics
- A collection of Collie and Sheltie dog breeds
- Wildlife wonders: rabbits, koalas, squirrels, horses, cats, capybaras, wolves, and all things fluffy
- Marvel Universe
- Harry Potter postcards

P.S. Kindly note, when referencing building names, please employ "26-Б" or "26-b" instead of "26-B." In Ukrainian, "B" sounds like "V," and this adjustment will ensure the intended recipient receives the correspondence. Much appreciated!