carpe-diem

Today, a ceasefire was declared.
But twelve days of relentless attacks…
Twelve days of fear, destroyed homes, and sleepless nights 
They won’t be forgotten so easily.
The sound of explosions still echoes in our ears, and the weight of anxiety still rests on our hearts.
Perhaps the children will smile again, but their eyes will forever carry the shadows of what they’ve seen.
Life may slowly return to its routine, but deep within us,
There will be scars that softly whisper:
We were a people who suffered, who cried, who held on to hope 
And despite everything, still believe in peace.

Financial Manager and Active Trader in Financial Markets📈🧮

Happy Tuesday to you too, my friend 🌹
May your day be filled with calm thoughts, warm smiles, and little moments that feel like sunshine.

School teacher learning a crypto world | Life and nature lover | the creator of /carpe-diem channel

Luckily all my family members are healthy and and safe, if it can be considered as a safety issue in Ukraine

Thank you so much, my friend 
I’m really glad to be back- and I hope you and your loved ones are safe and well too🌹

I’m glad to see you back here) hope you and your family are safe and healthy

Amen 🙏 Thank you 🫶
May there be peace throughout the world.

I’ve always written about war and its consequences.
One of the most troubling things I see in the war in Ukraine is the uncertainty- the unclear and unresolved future of this conflict.
Anything with an unknown ending feels tormenting to me.
I always pray for the people and the country of Ukraine.
I ask God to bring this suffering to an end soon, and for you and all your people to live in true peace🙏

My country has been at war for 3.5 years. Every day they destroy houses with bombs and drones. Every day they destroy families, every day they take someone's life. And I just want to live and enjoy life.

I am trader and happy to share my ideas

By chance I am photographer , always flowers appealing me

I hope you’re always doing well, my friend.

Beautifully written. Painful yet hopeful — may peace truly take root this time.