The star of the Kvartal 95 Studio, Elena Kravets, in the new issue of the author's project Quiet Evening with Elena Kravets, shared how she and her family are experiencing a power outage.

The special topic of the new issue was the work of power engineers to restore power supply, and one of the guests of the studio was Sergey Kovalenko, CEO of YASNO. Addressing the audience, Elena noted that in two months of large-scale shelling of the energy infrastructure and related shutdowns, we have all changed a lot..

Kravets told how she experiences blackouts, what she does at this time, what benefits she found in them and what they taught her.

" Our children are beginning to forget the word " We have changed. No one is already nervous because the neighbors have too loud music, because if it plays, then there is light. And now even the entrance chat no longer infuriates, because it finally made sense: \! "

The artist noted that rolling blackouts taught us not to put off things for later, to be quick and collected and manage to do a lot of things in a short time..

" Even glue a big fish out of cardboard for a holiday at school, if necessary. Yes, everyone knows. I have the same story. In general, there is a feeling that space gave us time for what we usually didn’t have enough time for, so that we finally slowed down a little, heard our children, heard ourselves. And you know, I'm proud that we are like that, that we can now both run and stop to recharge and run further to give light, because the light inside us has not been turned off, "

The star is convinced that in everything you can find a positive side that will help Ukrainians cope with this story.. " Of course, you can get annoyed, you can envy the neighboring houses with light, or you can be glad that the blackout is still not complete and that your house is next in line for inclusion,"

Recall that earlier Elena Kravets shared an emotional story about how she got stuck in an elevator with little twins.