My mum says, she likes to say like, "War
is always business." Sad truth.
But yes, the more, you know,
realise it's more about some big
but going down, you see
The war is always about the names.
It's one of the Ukrainian soldiers said,
"War is always about the names."
it makes me value,
Like simple things, I
to friends who died, but I still feel,
I feel them.
I review their pictures and I'm so just
So just generally,
Well, obviously I do, but I'm happy that
So this is about the names,
This new initiatives in Ukraine when they—
and make it feel like people who died
who died because they believed,
something more important, meaningful,
And the initiative is about— and I love
there is like a restaurant,
and there the families,
the table, the short table with some
But I want to put the memorable notes,
like my friend's father could have sit there,
you know. Loving husband loved,
you know, do something, eat something,
and the food what he loved
So this is absolutely normal
the people will be working there.
Some people will not notice that,
you know, it's really important to see,
but there is a piece of memory there.
And it's all connected.
And nobody wants to be
Nobody wants to be focused on the ruins.
We want to live.
We want to remember
We want to remember for the food,
There are lots of wonderful songs
but the songs are just amazing.
The poetry is amazing.
I mean, some people who— civil
She was the lady, she was pregnant,
you know, she was tasting the wines.
And they, after her
baby, baby died, Victoria,
they open— they decided to name
We don't want to see the graves of people,
Like grapes, it grows, right?
And after it grows, it will be the wine.
You can enjoy the wine,
you're happy, you appreciate the life,
Victoria and her family.
Or you go in that restaurant,
and it's served after someone,
so you feel the connection.
It's nothing about this,
It's life.
