It was our need to fly back for the start of the academic year that ended the good time.

It wouldn’t be astonishing to know that, shortly after taking these photos, warm rain began falling from the sky.

Among all the reasons I am proud of Ukraine as my country, the people's ability and desire to continue persevering are among the most solidified.

The months following the beginning of the war were filled with the act of numbly continuing our lives.

Our work to change the church’s appearance concluded twenty minutes before the beginning of the service.

Being gifted the opportunity to see a teacher’s perspective over the summer, my idea of this mutual adaptation became further cemented.

Better lighting, fresh paint, new fixtures, and various days were hustled into the area.

The definition of teaching frequently removes the process of finding out how to teach different people.

It’s funny to think that a singular ping-pong table could be such a catalyst in people’s lives.

Adapting to varied circumstances and people should be a more valued characteristic of teachers and students.

A café setting seems to bring any good thing to an even higher enjoyment.

On an overcast June Tuesday, we visited Kyiv’s city landscape.

It comes as no surprise that war unites the people involved in it in a cruel way.

Finding time to acknowledge the good around oneself is more complicated when placed in a challenging situation.

As I grow older, I realize that my life can be more than easily sustained without luxury.

Many people do not understand that children carry a certain kind of wisdom that differentiates them from the older generations.

The summer season has its subjective pros and cons, just like most things in the world.

The rolling scenery out the window provided an escape to my swarming thoughts of our destination.

After an eighteen-hour flight, we finally arrived in Krakow, Poland.

On February 24, 2022, at 6 a.m., the dictator of Russia declared war upon Ukraine in the form of bombing innocent cities and slaughtering civilians.