Thanks to a last-minute cold, I didn’t have any fancy New Year’s plans here in Tbilisi. I knew it was a family-focused holiday, so I was just glad that I was feeling well enough by the 31st to participate in whatever my host family had up their sleeves. However, when I say I didn’t have
I’ve already told you all about my love of Christmas, particularly Christmas lights. Since I wrote about that, I’m pleased to tell you that lights have continued to pop up around town to my delight. These in particular are my favorite. Yes, these are gigantic Christmas ornaments with lights over them. The best part? During the
Read Armenia: Part 1 here. Many apologies for the long delay in posting Part 2, I know you’ve all been waiting breathlessly… On Saturday we headed out to Etchmiadzin, which is a small town not too far from Yerevan and boasts the distinction of being the spiritual center of Armenia since it is home to
Mere hours after posting yesterday about my Laundry List of Anxieties (pun definitely intended, yesss), I arrived home to pull my laundry off the line. I am pleased to share with you the following: YES that is BIRD POO on my PJ pants. You win, laundry gods! Just proving that if you throw something out
I’m not a huge fan of doing laundry, and I suspect that many of you share that opinion. I constantly complained about laundry while living in San Francisco. Finding a unit to rent that includes a washer/dryer is practically the holy grail of city living. For a person who isn’t terribly concerned with domestic matters,