Jane_L9

Hello!

My name is Jenny. I lived in a beautiful (no more) suburb of Kyiv (Ukraine).
Now I live in Warsaw.

I had a huge collection of stamps that I collected from childhood. Now I collect stamps anew. I would be grateful if you could send me your beautiful stamps.

All my thoughts are about my country and the people who are being killed. Now I live in a calm Europe, I can afford not to wake up from alarm sirens and not run to a bomb shelter, I have electricity, water, Internet, telephone connection (sounds like a joke in the modern world, right?). But every morning I start with the same thing - watching the news from my country and calling relatives and friends to find out how they survived another bombing at night. Every day ends the same.
Now I have the opportunity to live in any country in the world (as I always dreamed of), but I don’t want to live anywhere anymore.

For a year and a half of the war, I realized the finiteness of life. Of course, I knew that it would end someday. But I didn't know it could end right now. And worse than death is that feeling when you're still alive, but you're gone.
When this nightmare ends (but I don’t believe that it will ever end, as long as such a neighbor is nearby) I will do:
1. I'll get my life back together

Thanks!
Слава Україні!

My current address:
Jenny Bragina
Mokotowska 42/44 m.47
00-543 Warszawa
POLAND