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a Kind of Refugee / 25.03.2023
This morning I made refugee coffee. The kind you can make anywhere when you’ve got finely ground coffee, a mug and a way to boil water. Two heaping…
Larissa Babij
Mar 27
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a Kind of Refugee / 15.03.2023, Part 2
Thinking about resilience and recovery feels good. Western civilization is confident about overcoming adversity: think positive, pick yourself up by…
Larissa Babij
Mar 15
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a Kind of Refugee / 15.03.2023, Part 1
Anka sighs and says, “I wish I could get an injection of energy.” She’s tired, the intensity of last year has given way to a different, more sluggish…
Larissa Babij
Mar 15
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a Kind of Refugee / 05.03.2023
MAR 1 My mind these days is a jumble of what I’ve done, who I owe, what needs to be addressed, and what is going on right now. My body is in Kyiv. My…
Larissa Babij
Mar 5
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February 2023
a Kind of Refugee / 17.02.2023
Sorry for the long silence. Silence has meaning when it falls between two events. Without a frame, it is just a lack of information. How could you know…
Larissa Babij
Feb 17
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a Kind of Refugee / 05.02.2023
The need for translation these days is overwhelming: international instructors training members of the UAF before deployment; a documentary theater…
Larissa Babij
Feb 5
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January 2023
a Kind of Refugee / 29.01.2023
Don’t be fooled by the increase in hours with electricity in Kyiv. It’s tempting to think this is an opportunity to live “as before” but everything has…
Larissa Babij
Jan 29
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a Kind of Refugee / 22.01.2023
Kyiv is gray. Still Sunday strollers are out in the neighborhood. Earlier this week Sasha asked, “Have you noticed there are less people around?” Yes, I…
Larissa Babij
Jan 22
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a Kind of Refugee / 15.01.2023
I went to Lviv for a change of scenery, greedy for warmth and uninterrupted electricity, and to recharge and recalibrate, to come back to myself. I went…
Larissa Babij
Jan 15
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a Kind of Refugee / 07.01.2023
I am on vacation in Lviv. Doing nothing is the challenge and privilege I’ve taken on, knowing that—like anything in wartime—you have to do it now…
Larissa Babij
Jan 8
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December 2022
a Kind of Refugee / 31.12.2022
Drinking coffee in Kyiv, my friend the physical therapist says we all have PTSD. I’ve never been a fan of diagnoses. This is both a gift and a fault…
Larissa Babij
Dec 31, 2022
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a Kind of Refugee / 23.12.2022
Wake up, flick the lamp switch: no power. Under three blankets it’s toasty warm. The air in the room is 12 C. Generators stutter outside every other…
Larissa Babij
Dec 23, 2022
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