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It is #thanksgiving and it is hard to be thankful. The war took one part of my soul, one my best friends is dead, it is stressful and hard times. Winter will be complicated and the world is not safe anymore. And it is precisely these moments what made me to be thankful. Hard times are a good opportunity to be stronger, the war was a chance to help, to find new people, to value what is important. And I guess this is the spirit of thanksgiving. Be thankful even in hard times


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