@Fascinate_Hist Hello from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan in the Canadian prairies. We are home to Canadaβs Snowbirds & Mac, the worldβs largest moose. π¨π¦ππ¨π¦
@GSmokesweed1 Hi Grandma, Weβre having Bok Choy salad. I made it last night, we ate it all. It was sooo yummy that Iβm making it again tonight! Bonus that itβs so easy to make!
@strategywoman 6:29 am in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on the Canadian prairies π¨π¦
Oh Yara, so sorry you have to report such sad news. Hereβs some of Mother Natureβs beauty for your eyes. Take care, dear friend.
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@strategywoman 10:11 am in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on the Canadian prairies π¨π¦
Hi Yara, Iβm so happy you were able to travel to see Mom and your βpine princessesβ. The forest will surely restore your soul. Take care, dear friend.
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@strategywoman 7:07 am in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on the Canadian prairies π¨π¦
Merry Christmas, Yara! A quiet moment enjoying my #warcoffee before the grandkids wake to see that Santa has been here. The whole family will come for brunch today. Noisy, busy day ahead. #bestday
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@strategywoman 7:52 am in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on the Canadian prairies π¨π¦
Hi Yara, Iβm glad to hear you are alive & fine and on your way to your next adventure. Iβm looking forward to seeing all the sights & treasures at the market. Enjoy & be safe, my friend.
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@strategywoman 9:34 am in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on the Canadian prairies π¨π¦
Hi Yara, I hope you continue to be able to send us messages. I would worry about you if I didnβt heard from you regularly. Take care, dear friend.
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@strategywoman 9:33 am in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on the Canadian prairies π¨π¦
Hi Yara, thanks for the #1minute walk. Brrr, it looks chilly with the sloppy, wet snow. I hope you are keeping warm and dry now that winter has arrived. Take care, friend.
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3:08 pm in #Kyiv
I have just listened to today's interview with Vitaliy Barabash, the Head of Avdiivka Military Administration, on @tweetsNV radio.
I want to highlight something he said (I cried while listening):
For almost a month now, russian forces have been storming Avdiivka to encircle and capture the city. Before this escalation, there was no single building left standing, and now the city is being wiped out.
1,574 people out of 26,000 now remain in Avdiivka.
They live in basements, their houses have no roofs and they hardly ever go outside. They are under shelling 24/7.
Before the escalation, there were 6 shops in the city; only one is open; three of the six were completely destroyed recently. The city has humanitarian aid, of course.
Why don't people leave? Some are afraid because the road is constantly shelled. Some say they have nowhere else to go. But the main reason is the fear that they will never return here.
Recently, people have been signing up for evacuation more actively. Winter is coming. They will not survive the second winter in such conditions.