Lilija 's Story This work has attracted me two years ago because it is the Magic of mind and technology.
I am an internal migrant. Befor the war I have lived in Kyiv. I have my little son Zahar, he's one year old. I am a scientist (PhD), art critic. So, I decided to change jobs and get new skills in this unknown for me branch to be modern employee and independent woman. I understood that the new technological era is comming in the world and it will be our future. Also l want to adopt a child after the victory and must have a job to care about them and work remotely.
Reading. Speaking. Writing. I wrote several stories and sometimes I made some decorative items
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