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If it weren't for the war, we could move freely. Go wherever we wanted. We didn't have to worry about any troubles on the way. People military men are everywhere.
Children are afraid of every noise. People have been through a lot. We left [from Hranitne to Mariupol] when the shooting attacks were not so severe. When we left, my grandfather told us, "It is good that you had left, because the school got hit. It is completely destroyed." And this is not far away, across the yard from our house.
Now we really need accommodation. I would like to go to Mariupol. I don't know what to do with this problem yet. I need to raise some money. If only she could find a job. I am still unemployed. I would like to be a hairdresser.
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