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The Senate elections are just around the corner, and once again the question arises whether we will vote according to familiar faces and expensive campaigns, or according to the real work and character of the candidates. If we want change, we need to start judging people by what they did for the citizens between elections, not by how many billboards they had in front of them.
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But the work itself was not the most beautiful. It was the atmosphere. Laughter, mutual encouragement, simple conversations, willingness to help each other. Nobody played anything. We were simply people there who had a common goal.
Read full textAnd I realized one thing again today. To forgive does not mean to forget. To forgive means to free yourself above all. And since I know you're reading and following me, I want to tell you just one thing. You are no longer alone. I'll call you tomorrow. Let's have that coffee together we talked about. And if you need a hand, I'll be there. Because at the end of life, it doesn't matter who was right, who won, or who hurt whom. It only matters if we were able to be human. And I believe that everyone deserves a second chance sometimes. While we still have time.
Read full textWhere have we come as a society? While ordinary people deal with rising living costs, unaffordable housing, healthcare or security, public space is increasingly filled with debates about identities, genders and new social demands. Are we not losing sight of the real problems that affect the lives of most citizens?
Read full textIt wasn't just medals and cups that were decided on the dance floor. Behind every performance were hundreds of hours of hard work, sacrifice, support from parents and the work of coaches. Yesterday showed me something much more valuable than score sheets - a generation of young people full of talent, determination, mutual support and dreams. And that's why they were all winners.
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