Is it possible to forget pain, even if it is not physical? It is possible. And how much such pain did the aggressor country bring us? A lot of it. But we have learned to pick ourselves up piece by piece, moving on, pretending to be used to it. If we were asked to recall all the moments when Russia killed, destroyed, destroyed or plundered, we would hardly be able to list them all. Unfortunately, our brains have a tendency to forget. But there are things that we simply have no moral right to forget...

The hum of cars, crowded streets, traffic jams that constantly exhaust the inhabitants of a modern city - all this comes as a not-so-nice bonus to the desire to live in a metropolis that both gives you prospects and constantly steals your life resources. Have you ever had a desire to find your own place, away from the bustling city, and experience life the way our ancestors did? It's like going on vacation to your grandmother's village, which once seemed like a place of peace and warmth.