Although there are many laws and traditions associated with the wedding itself, other rituals take place in the weeks leading up to the big day. Le Monde is currently being read on another device.Jewish wedding rites A cause for celebrationĪ Jewish wedding is one of the cornerstones of the Jewish life cycle and as with all religions, is a great cause for celebration. You have 76.06% of this article left to read. Even the laziest people could have gone to the Ukrainian first lady's Instagram page to see everything she's done since the war began. Olena's pose, sitting on a marble staircase, is criticized as "too masculine." The photo of her and three Ukrainian female soldiers standing next to the largest Ukrainian transport plane, the Mriya, that was destroyed by the russians is being called "too fictional." Zelenska is criticized for just appearing now, for not having done anything for five months. Later that day, on the Internet, I was surprised to discover that there are a lot of people criticizing the pictures and the article. The shots are really good, very relevant in these times of war. I looked at these pictures and felt proud to see this woman accompanying her husband who is the head of my country. Olga: Olena Zelenska was photographed by Annie Leibovitz for a Vogue article. We are interested in your experience using the site. It scares me': The diary of two sisters separated by the war in Ukraine Wednesday, July 27 th More in this series: Subscribers only 'People love to watch Russians die hit by American weapons. It's like I'm just living from one siren to the next. In the last few weeks, the whole of Ukraine has been covered in red – the color of warning. I look at the online map of air alerts, it shows which regions and which cities have a risk of attack. Every siren hurts me physically, I can't stand them anymore. And when I heard the siren, I went into the hallway. Today, as for the last two weeks, I worked from home. It's obvious: the experience of the war and events in my personal life are manifesting themselves physically. The neurologist advised me to get cognitive behavioral therapy because, even though the disc protrusions hurt, the pain is in my head. My trip is approaching fast! I can't wait, I can't wait. I'm looking at plane tickets from Warsaw to Paris. My mother is still looking for train tickets for my return trip from Kyiv to Warsaw. There are people who are deprived of this, who have lost loved ones or who have been maimed. I have a place to sleep, I have enough to eat. Between the clients and the daily tasks, I felt like I was in a tunnel. Since the beginning of the conflict, the two sisters have agreed to keep a diary for Le Monde's M magazine. Sasha has a new job in communications for a French marketing company. Her younger sister Sasha is 33 years old and lives in Kyiv like her mother and partner, Viktor. Olga is 34 years old and works in a wine shop in Paris, where she has been living for seven years. Olga and Sasha are two Ukrainian sisters. For the 23rd week, the two sisters talk about their daily life. Your storiesThis week, while terrifying information about Russian actions was still circulating, Olga finished organizing her imminent trip to Kyiv, while Sasha treated herself to a brief moment of respite thanks to a friend's wedding.
'If your city is not occupied, is it okay to drink wine or go to a party?': The diary of two sisters separated by the war in Ukraine By Elisa Mignot Published on Augat 12h15
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