Knowledge Day, 1 September 2007
The first of September, and a courtyard full of flowers.
Independence Day and the other dates in Ukraine's calendar, each read against the state of the country in that year.
The first of September, and a courtyard full of flowers.
Ukraine celebrates its sixteenth anniversary five weeks before a snap parliamentary election that exists because the constitution written in 2004 does not say clearly who is…
A midsummer greeting, and the part of the night that happens before the fire is lit.
A short note on the anniversary, with the arguments left where they belong.
A day that began as a student idea in Chernivtsi: wear the embroidered shirt to class and see who else does.
An Easter greeting, and a note on the week before it, which is where most of the work happens.
A greeting on the day, and a word about the women running the businesses I deal with.
A greeting for the anniversary of two halves agreeing to be one country.
A Christmas greeting, and a note on the one dish nobody skips.
A student New Year, the last one before graduation changed what the year meant.
A greeting for the morning of the small gift, and a note on the one letter children write.
A remembrance message, and a note on the difference between a monument and an evening.
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