Happy Seven Years of Marriage
In honor of our anniversary, we decided to travel to a little city a couple of hours outside of Kharkov called Svyatogorsk that we had been hearing about for a while.
May 11
In honor of our anniversary, we decided to travel to a little city a couple of hours outside of Kharkov called Svyatogorsk that we had been hearing about for a while.
Today, after our English classes with the kids, we were invited to join a special celebration honoring those who served during World War II.
There is a funny little quirk in the culture here that continues to fascinate me, as well as confuse. If you haven’t noticed, we greet people a lot in English. We say “Hi,” “Hey,” or “Hello” much more frequently than is deemed appropriate in Russian. In Russian, it’s strange to greet someone more than once in a given day. Let me explain.
Our apartment building is situated in such a perfect location. Most apartment buildings in Ukraine are built in clusters, so when you look outside you can see your neighbors’ windows across the yard. However we are not surrounded by buildings on either side. Instead, we have trees.
Recently I was given an advance copy of his brand new book You Are A Writer. After reading it, there are two words I would use to describe this book: inspirational and instructional. And I don’t know about you, but I need both.
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