Rusalka and He Who Rends the Dikes by Sofia Karaffa-Korbut, illustrations to "The Forest Song" by Lesya Ukrainka.
Love these Across the Spider-Verse posters!
Sleep is always the best solution
(c) @ ravlykart
My chronic pain doctor suggested I exercise more
I asked him “how?”
He looked confused. Said I should try a bit every day
I said “not when, how?” I asked what exercises I should do
He suggested half a dozen options that had all been explicitly banned by other doctors. I’m not allowed to run. I’m not allowed to bike. I’m not allowed to use my rowing machine or my punching bag.
I walk my dog whenever I have the energy and when it doesn’t hurt too much
What else can I do?
He told me I should exercise more
And then he changed the subject.
transgender
Sometimes I see this misunderstanding and I'd like to clarify it. When Ukrainian say "russian drones/shahed drones/iranian drones," we don't mean this kind of drones:
We mean THIS kind of drones that can carry a warhead and are essentially used as missiles:
While they're not as large, destructive and difficult to intercept as, say, ballistic missiles, they can still cause significant damage. Russia launches them at us every night, but most are successfully shot down.
"Liberated Bucha" (Звільнена Буча) by Anton Logov
Museum and home of famous Ukrainian painter flooded
The home of famed Ukrainian painter Polina Raiko is under water as a result of the Kakhovka dam destruction.
Polina Raiko was a self-taught painter and an important figure in Ukrainian naïve artistry. Raiko passed away in 2004 at the age of 75 but her home became a museum and a national cultural monument of Ukraine.