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steve2470

(37,457 posts)
Tue Mar 26, 2024, 09:03 PM Mar 26

If you are a bit sad and want to frown, watch this video from a coffee shop in Kyiv, Ukraine....




“Everything will be Ukraine. How can we be broken? We just had an attack. We are working and making coffee.”
- A Ukrainian barista keeps on making coffee in a coffee shop near the site of the attack in the Pechersk district of Kyiv.


Yes, it seems (as far as I know) that no one was killed or injured in this particular instance. This young woman's attitude is just inspiring to me (and maybe others), that minutes after an attack on her Kyiv neighborhood, she is back to work with an extraordinarily positive attitude. Talk about fantastic coping.

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If you are a bit sad and want to frown, watch this video from a coffee shop in Kyiv, Ukraine.... (Original Post) steve2470 Mar 26 OP
Ukrainians are great people, fighting for their right to exist. sinkingfeeling Mar 26 #1
I admire their attitude and their perseverance for their right to be Ukrainians. Deuxcents Mar 26 #2

Deuxcents

(16,218 posts)
2. I admire their attitude and their perseverance for their right to be Ukrainians.
Tue Mar 26, 2024, 09:47 PM
Mar 26

They want their identity, their freedoms and will get it done with a little help from the rest of us. They are doing the fighting and dying and all they ask is some support. What’s so hard about that, congress?

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