I went for a walk with Nordic walking poles. In the park, I met a group with the same poles. "Do you want to join our club 'Healthy Longevity'?" – an instructor ran up to me. Yes, life goes on. I will definitely join this club, but a little later. For now, I changed my hairstyle, just like little Eva – my friend's daughter. We both got bangs. Eva is four years old, and I am almost forty-seven. And I know what I will do next – teach children Russian, feed them meatballs, laugh, and worry about their successes. When there are children in life, there is a desire to get a new bang. This book is about the ordinary desires of every mother, her anxieties, and worries. And happiness is falling asleep with a little one, finding a lost toy, making the child laugh. This book consists of brief notes about ordinary life – injections of happiness and flashes of anxiety. Masha Traub
