Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language 2004
Two months into living here, I could say almost nothing. This day is a good moment to admit how that felt, and to thank the people…
Independence Day and the other dates in Ukraine's calendar, each read against the state of the country in that year.
Two months into living here, I could say almost nothing. This day is a good moment to admit how that felt, and to thank the people…
My first first of September in Kyiv. I did not understand the flowers, and nobody explained them, and I have loved the day ever since.
Thirteen years after the referendum, Ukraine marks its national day in the middle of the best growth year it has ever recorded — and three months…
A midsummer greeting written before I moved here, from what people had described to me.
A greeting for the day a country wrote down its own rules.
An Easter greeting written from a distance, in the year before I settled in Kyiv.
A unity day greeting written before I moved here, when the day was only a line in a calendar to me.
A Christmas greeting for the January date, from a year when I was still learning what the season looked like here.
A greeting for the year I would move to Kyiv, written for a country I had not yet seen.
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