Mr. Red Face, a.k.a.
![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) abomvubuso |
Hi again! For those seeing me for the first time in 30 days and who were wondering where i've been, here i am: i'm back online! For those who bothered to inquire about me/us and wrote to me asking whats going on and whether everything is allright: thanks for the concern! I knew you wouldnt let me down, and would never forget me. Special thanks to BjT, Pipin, Kia, Sig, Ida, the 2 Towers, Ina, Ola, Piti, Buggs, Hakki, even Run, also to my beloved sisters and my bro and my mom for her internet efforts ;) and also to the UK pals from the Groovybunch for their wonderful wishes; to Dido, Rosie, Mimi, Sylvie, Jannet, Tony, Lea&Nikos, Lori&Zago, Erika, Liv and everyone else who wrote to me or tried to contact me in some way! I've been keeping yaz in my thoughs all the time! Who else... i'm sure i'll miss someone, so pls everyone who had at least ONCE thought about me and Ani during the last 30 days, I THANK YOU SO MUCH AND I GIVE YOU ALL MY LOVE!
To those who didnt write to me, thanks for having us in yer thoughts, cos i knew you did ;) At least i hope so :}
Now, the news. Those who wrote to me earlier and who got my reply, already know that we're allright, and everything's going okay here. For the LJ users, i got smth special. I've launched my new journal here! Aye - new life, new journal, that was the rule, right?
Anyway, HERE's what the opening entry says about my new LJ account. |
My new profile
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Mood:  okay Music: Mafikizolo: Ndihamba Nawe |
FLYING AWAY
So, its time to say godbye...
Flying away from Heathrow later today
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Back to London for just a day, we packed up the luggage and gave the keys to the landlord. GTi is also on her way back to Iceland, and there's the last farewell party at Argyle with the Groovybunch...
Its been several fantastic years. No words are enough to express my feelings, so the only thing i wanna say now to this place, to its people and to all the Old World, is just a simple...
SO LONG, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT MOMENTS!!!
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Mood:  melancholy Music: Andrea Bocelli: Time To Say Godbye |
Happy birthday to one of my best friends in the world!
Hope to see you very soon at the ass of the world! :-)Mood:  cheerful Music: Volumia!: Blijf Bij Mij |
VERKHOVNA RADA
The map clearly shows that the eastern and southern (more developed, industrial) regions support Yanukovich.Mood:  naughty Music: Limp Bizkit: Hold On |
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Chalotte níFáolain
(1954 - 1988)
  
Today she would make 52...
REST IN PEACE. Mood: melancholy Music: Airy-Fairy: Farewell |
IMPRESSIVE GOONERS
Arsenal-Juventus: Round One
UEFA Champions League: Highbury bows to Arsenal-Juventus showdown
24hoursport.co.ukCesc backed for stardom
Absolutely Fabregas Mail & Guardian Online
JUVENTUS: We'll be there if you can't be noticias.info
Henry tips Fabregas for the top Soccer365
That was a perfectly played game! I saw a hungry gang of Gooners, and the best sight was the face of an absolutely desperate Capello. I almost cummed watching the damn Juve getting fucked! Arsenal should've really scored more! Meanwhile, the strangest game of recent times was being played at La Luz. With such a goalie like Benfica's, you wouldnt need any forwards! Haha! He created Barca's goal situations himself, and he saved all of them. :O
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HE EVEN SCORED
THE PENALTY!
Late Palermo secures draw
Martin Palermo's successful penalty kick in the final minute allowed nine-man Boca Juniors to draw River Plate 1-1 in Argentina's "superclasico" on Sunday (Monday AEDT).
Ernesto Farias scored for River in the 40th at Bombonera stadium.
Newell's leads the Clausura with 23 points after beating Olimpo 2-0. River was second with 22, followed by Boca and Gimnasia Jujuy with 21 each after 11 rounds. Mood: relieved Music: Limp Bizkit: Re-arranged |
FIREWIND
[Weekly song]
Tomorrow Can Wait
I've always had the power in me
Never lost control of will
Broken promises and lies
Too many pass before my eyes
All I ever wanted was you
But you left me now we're through
Hoping, waiting as time passes by
Searching for answers as my spirit dies
I am afraid, to wait another day
Tomorrow can wait, today I must be saved
My belief in love is gone
The heart and flesh and blood is stone
Tomorrow can wait
[Weekly person]
Abdul Rahman, holding a Bible during
a court hearing in Kabul on March 23, 2006
Abdul Rahman (Persian, Pashto script: عبدالرحمان) (born 1965) is an Afghan citizen who was arrested in February 2006 for apostasy. On March 26, 2006, under heavy pressure from foreign governments, and with the possibility that he was mentally unfit to stand trial, the court returned his case to prosecutors, citing "investigative gaps." He was released from prison to his family on the night of March 27. On March 29, Abdul Rahman arrived in Italy after the Italian government offered him asylum.
[Weekly event]
Mood:  curious Music: Firewind: Tomorrow Can Wait |
Its our last appearance at a major gig here in Europe and i wanna remember it as one of our best moments in UK... Mood:  hyper Music: Orphaned Land: Birth of the Three |
ITS SAD I KNOW
Saying farewell to the London office...
     
     
Goodbye to all of you and thank you!
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So, this day has come. The last 374 days were a happy time for me, having all these cool people around. I'm sad to have to say goodbye to all of you, but thats life...
Today was my last official day at the London office. Next week Ani and i are going to Ireland for a few days, and returning here on 31st, we'll only have time to make the final preparations for the departure. There's been smth like a farewell party here for me... its so touching. I heard Ani also got smth similar, as she's leaving the T.O. office today, too. There are drinks, cookies, and a cake... the bitterest cake i've ate in my life. Some'd say i'm not too enthusiastic about my departure, but thats not true. Its just that i hate saying goodbye to my close ppl.
I expect to be offline for a week. Tomorrow we're going to Cheltenham for the PowerProg fest, and then to Stackpole for one last time. Wednesday is the anniversary of Ani's mother, and we're planning to be in Loughrea, Ireland, at that time as her grandparents have prepared smth for the occasion. After four days around Ireland, we'll return here just for one day. I have to ship GTi back home and we'll prepare for the flight next Friday and go thru another farewell party at Argyle.
Time is slipping away fast. Exactly one week remaining now.
The Story Continues...
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Mood: melancholy Music: Freedom Call: Farewell |
PLUNGE INTO HELL
Its been a majestic night with IN FLAMES at The Forum! I really needed one last blast. Chicks, beer and rough strings...
And the emotions will continue over the weekend!Mood:  high Music: In Flames: Take This Life |
  
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MRS COPYPASTE,
THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD! Mood: cheerful Music: Bon Jovi: Crazy |
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
  
tvuutietyle24!!!
ALSO HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO jayceeloop
Mood: cheerful Music: Oasis: Morning Story |
NEXT STEP TO RZA
...And so, the final decision was made. We spent almost two weeks weighing the options. But time is running out, and besides its no use to go on wondering like this. Most ppl will say, our decision was logical and expected. Even so, twasnt easy, to say the least. Okay, i wont torture yaz anymore. In the end, we chose TAMBOERSKLOOF!
Initially, Schotshe Kloof looked the most appealing, with its proximity to downtown, with the liveliness of the Malay quarter and the strategic location on the slopes of Signal Hill. The main advantage of the flat was its huge size. But, there were drawbacks, like the distance from Ani's work and not to miss the fact that its a predominantly Muslim area - not that we're not used to living next door to muslims, but we had some unpleasant experience with almost-fanatic ppl who, lets say so, didnt approve our way of life ;-) Besides, we cant be sure about the character of those Malays, compared to the London Pakkis. Anyway...
We moved towards a 50/50 choice between Greenpoint and Tamboerskloof. Now, Greenpoint has some strong advantages, like the walking distance from my work and from the lively nightlife at Waterfront; not to mention the grande view from the balcony - it seems Robben island and the whole Table Bay is visible from there. The cons: the bad fame of the neighbourhood from the near past (a densely populated area, frequented by hookers and drug dealers; very rapidly developing but at the same time too densely built with high-rise residences).
Of course, i had heard the stunning news about the Table Mtn fire a couple of months ago. Twas the main drawback concerning Tamboerskloof, apart from Nairi's hint that it could turn outta be an isolated elitarist white-only VIP-area. But from the things i later learned (including from Nani), it seems TbKl is indeed the best location, if we take all the factors in mind. Its close to Ani's work (we'll have a car anyway), very close to downtown, just next to the main shopping centres, on the slopes of Leeukop, has a magnificent City Bowl view and notta forget - a high standard of convenience (i'll not say luxury!) And the main [social] factor (for me) - i learned most of my CT-based colleagues from Grace live there! Including a couple of former UK-office colleagues i know from before. I expect some cool braai weekends with the neighbours!
I already informed my boss about our decision. Things will start to get arranged in the very next couple of days... |
 
Another thing which keeps me excited these days. Following some events at work after which i learned some new facts and details about our company, i was finally able to pick up the last pieces of the jigsaw and realise the whole picture about Grace's nature... READ MORE
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Mood:  accomplished Music: X-ecutioners: It's Goin' Down |
MAGIC OF THE NIGHT
[Weekly song]
Draíoicht na hOíche
"Dalriada"
[Weekly person]
Слободан Милошевић
Slobodan Milošević (20 August 1941 – 11 March 2006) was President of Serbia and of Yugoslavia. He served as President of Serbia from 1989 to 1997 and then President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia from 1997 to 2000. He also led Serbia's Socialist Party from its foundation in 1992 to 2001.
He was one of the key figures in the Yugoslav wars during the 1990s and Kosovo War in 1999. He was indicted in May 1999, during the Kosovo war, by the UN's International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia for crimes against humanity in Kosovo, charges of genocide in Bosnia, crimes against humanity, and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions. Violations of the laws or customs of war in Bosnia and Croatia were added a year and a half after that.
He was forced to resign following a popular uprising against his rule. A year later Milošević was extradited to stand trial in the The Hague but died after five years in prison with just fifty hours of testimony left before the conclusion of the trial. Milošević, who suffered from chronic heart ailments, high blood pressurediabetes, died of a heart attack[1], according to autopsies.
[Weekly event]
Mood: peaceful Music: DNO: Dalriada |
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HAPPY BIRHDAY TO
BALÐUR!!!
HE'S MAKING FOUR! Mood: cheerful Music: Beyonce: Baby Boy |
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HAPPY ST PATRICK'S DAY
TO ALL IRISH PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD!
AND ESPECIALLY TO ONE BEAUTIFUL FAIRY!!!
DNO are heading north to Scotland, their 1st show is tonight in Glesga. And i'm going with'em!
Mood: cheerful Music: DNO: Celtic Symphony |
FIRE IN MOTHER CITY
When i got into the details of this story, i said to myself: OMG, where do i think i'm going? And we almost chose Tamboerskloof... Now it starts from the beginning...
Or rather, not so?
Aftermath of the fire, looking from the edge of Oranjezicht towards the mountain
The Table Mountain fire was a large fire in and around the Table Mountain National Park in Cape Town, South Africa. It broke out at approximately 4 p.m. on 26 January 2006 above Tafelberg Road, and spread quickly due to dry conditions and strong winds of up to 60 knots (69 mph, 111 km/h). It threatened to spread into the densely populated suburbs of Tamboerskloof, Oranjezicht, Vredehoek and Gardens on the north side, as well as Camps Bay and Bantry Ba on the south side. Mood: worried Music: A Perfect Circle: Vanishing |
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SLOBO: HERO OR VILLAIN?
A post-mortem examination has found that former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic died from heart failure.
However there was no confirmation of the toxicology examination as yet, which meant accusations of poisoning or rogue drugs in his blood remain.
Officials from the UN war crimes tribunal confirmed the late Ballkan leader died from a heart attack in an interim report while awaiting the full results, scotching rumours he took his own life.Mood:  cynical Music: Rise Against: Swing Life Away |
B-FOOTBALL
BARNET RESERVES 1 MK DONS RESERVES 1. Honours deservedly shared as Adie Shaw's team get a draw at Underhill...
Twas somewhat emotional to play vs MK Dons B, cos the summer i spent in MK a couple of years ago was prolly the most exciting part of my UK "period". I've watched their games at the Nat'l Hockey Stadium quite often, and now i was facing their guys personally. We could've won that one really, but the final push before 90' didnt pay off. Oh well, at least i'm playing regularly with the B-side.Mood: okay Music: Rise Against: Paper Wings |
CHANGING HER OWNER
DNO are ready with their 8th album...
Tara, DNO's new album features a New Age style shift
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Got the news! DNO finished "Tara", their new album which they started recording a month ago. When Mark returned from a 3-year stay in China, he inspired them to make some drastic changes to their style, and now DNO have made a masterpiece of... New Age music! Aye, what a big shift. But i must say it sounds really impressing! So, they're not wasting time and will tour Scotland around Saintpaddy, to promote the album in Glesga and E'boro. The most curious thing about the show is the participation of Loriana Mac Lochlainn and the Ocean-Gypsy ballet!
Apart from this, its been a terrible snow-burried weekend in South Wales, where we went to say goodbye to Eðoras. Gary and Gwen also came along, and we signed the rental papers at the notary office in Tenby. There was a huge amount of snow on the way to Stackpole, and RMH was buried under a 1-metre layer, but nevertheless twas enjoyable. And - FINALLY - G&G made up their mind to join in a wild... erm, okay i shall say it! - 4some! With swapping! Wow :-) Should i regard this as a farewell present or smth? :D Now i'll surely get a slap!!
Finishing the report, today i sent GTi to the car service for a general examination. I think some little things need to be fixed on her, before i ship'er back home. Aye, at the end of April i'm doing this procedure for the last time i reckon, cos i decided to give the car to my bro Maks. She'll be his car from now on, and we'll get a new one in RZA. Maks is gonna be damn happy hehehe :} Hope he'll take good care of her... |
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Mood:  artistic Music: DNO: Tara (Planxty remix) |
SWEET COSY HOME
OF OUR DREAMS
Going to Stackpole and Tenby to sign the RMH papers...
Map of Stackpole and Stackpole Quay district
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The day has come. We're heading west to Wales to complete the renting procedure at Tenby. Gwen and Gary are coming with us to spend the weekend at Eðoras in what will prolly be one of our last visits to our little cosy love-nest before we leave the northern hemisphere. We're gonna stop at the notary in Tenby today afternoon on the way to Stackpole.
Rosemary Hill awaits its new owners. I'm happy we're leaving the estate in good hands. If there's someone in UK we can fully trust, then its these two people. We should regard ourselves extremely lucky about Eðoras.
Of course, it feels a little sad that we wont see our beautiful place for a very long time. But life goes on. And houses dont have legs, therefore i'm sure we'll find it in a good state whenever we return, if not even better.
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Mood: melancholy Music: Ronan Hardiman: Dreaming |
RUBLE ATTACK
Forbes rich list includes 32 Russians
RIA Novosti
Russia has 32 billionaires on Forbes magazine's 2006 rankings, with the wealthiest of them at No. 11. This year's list of the world's superrich, released by Forbes on ...
Four Irish make Forbes mega rich list RTE.ie
Billionaires are dime a dozen on Forbes rich list Guardian Unlimited
...And meanwhile, there are millions of russians living in extreme poverty >:-[Mood: annoyed Music: Dire Straits: Money For Nothing |
NOT AN EASY CHOICE
As we're still weighing the three options for accomodation, i made this little chart to help me out. Oh thats sooo me! :}
PROS AND CONS
STREET
DISTRICT |
LOCATION |
ADJACENCY |
ELEVATION |
ROOMS |
SIZE |
VIEW |
WHAT'S
AROUND |
SHOPPING
BARS |
ENTERTAIN
MENT |
| KOL |
ANI |
Joubert Rd,
Greenpoint |
Above Greenpoint stadium |
20 mins walk |
45 mins by bus |
180 m above sea |
Living-room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 balconies, yard, garage |
95 sq m |
Grandeur: north across Table Bay to Robben island, NW to Granger Bay |
Ocean View Dr, Greenpoint park & stadium, Signal Hill, Malay cem'y, church, sinagogue |
Waterfront, 500 m away |
Waterfront, 500 m away |
August Str,
Schotsche Kloof |
Behind Noon Gun |
15 mins drive |
35 mins by bus |
150 m above sea |
Living-room, kitchen-box, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 balconies, garage |
122 sq m |
Spectacular: east to downtown, SE to Gardens & City Bowl |
Malay quarter, Noon Gun, Signal Hill, C.T. Inn |
Downtown, 800 m away |
Buitengracht, Holiday Inn |
Albert Rd,
Tamboerskloof |
Near Deutsche Schule zu C.T. |
30 mins drive |
15 mins by bus |
80 m above sea |
Living-room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, toilet, mansard, 2 balconies, underground garage |
105 sq m |
Majestic: east to Botanical gardens, City Bowl & Table Mtn |
Lion's Head, Gardens, Botanical Gardens, Planetarium, Kloofnek |
Downtown, 1500 m away |
Buitengracht, Gardens |
By looking at the marks (1 to 5 stars), one could realise how "close" this "contest" is...
MARKS
STREET
DISTRICT |
SPACE |
ADJACENCY |
CONVENIENCE |
LUXURY |
VIEW |
ATTRACTIONS |
NEIGHBOUR-
HOOD |
TOTAL |
| KOL |
ANI |
Joubert Rd,
Greenpoint |
**** |
***** |
** |
***** |
**** |
***** |
**** |
**** |
***** *****
***** *****
***** *****
*** |
August Str,
Schotsche Kloof |
***** |
**** |
*** |
***** |
**** |
*** |
**** |
*** |
***** *****
***** *****
***** *****
* |
Albert Rd,
Tamboerskloof |
**** |
*** |
**** |
***** |
***** |
**** |
*** |
***** |
***** *****
***** *****
***** *****
*** |
See MAP
More detailed MAP
Interactive Cape Town STREETMAP
Mood:  thoughtful Music: The Offspring: I Choose |
SHOO, SHOO!
| European Cups - Champions League |
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March 7 |
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Barcelona (Spa) |
1 - 1 |
Chelsea (Eng) |
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Juventus (Ita) |
2 - 1 |
Werder Bremen (Ger) |
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Villarreal (Spa) |
1 - 1 |
Rangers (Sco) |
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March 8 |
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AC Milan (Ita) |
4 - 1 |
Bayern Munich (Ger) |
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Arsenal (Eng) |
0 - 0 |
Real Madrid (Spa) |
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Liverpool (Eng) |
0 - 2 |
Benfica |
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Lyon (Fra) |
4 - 0 |
PSV Eindhoven (Hol) |
I enjoyed watching pathetic Chelsea play a cowardly, unappealing football much to Mourinho's typial style, and creating less than 2 (two) goal chances. In this case, it'd be funny if he continued claiming the refs were his team's only problem. Chelski had to score goals, and they hardly threatened Barca's keeper. Moaninho was exposed and finally made to shut up. He had to concede Barca was simply the better team. And indeed, after the game, he uttered it half-mouth, implying that there's a chance Rijkaard had outplayed him tactically.
I was only bewildered by the ref's tremendous gaff in the last minute, although indecisive. He prolly submitted to the pressure and awarded a penalty to Chelski, whereas three of their forwards had been in offside position, and there was a clean tackle. But nevertheless, 1:1 or else, Barca kicked the Blues outta the CL. And i'm happy.
So, Arsenal are the only team to defend the name of English football in CL. Elsewhere, (ever) lucky Juve sneaked past unfotunate Werder, who undeservedly suffered the weirdest defeat thanx to Tim Wiese's unique gaff after an outstanding 180 mins of play between the posts. Benfica gave a good lesson to toothless L'pool, Milan demolished german giants Bayern who are still flying high in the Bundesliga, Lyon had some fun against PSV, Villarreal the draw-master eliminated stubborn Gers after two draws, and we're still waiting for Inter and Ajax to decide the 8th quarter-finalist next week.
The 1/8F draw looks this way:
Arsenal v Juventus
Inter/Ajax v Villarreal
Lyon v Milan
Benfica v BarcelonaMood: accomplished Music: Mr. T Experience: So Long Sucker |
THE SMART BLONDE
My airy fairy never stops amazing me. Look at this, its funny. The final tests at LSE might be over now, plus i got the score from the TORFL-3 certificate, which i mentioned some time ago; but the most curious part was making this IQ test at the faculty.
In fact i had made IQ tests twice before, but now i was amazed to find out that i've got a considerable improvement! (I wonder where's that from!?) Last time (at UNL) i got 113 i think. Now i have 124, shheeeesh!! O__o
But here comes the cherry of the cream. I brought the test to the Groovy bunch so we filled it together. And here we got some interesting results! This time i had 121, but look at this:
Charlie: 96
Patty: 110
Kol: 121
Ani: 128
Gary: 110
Gwen: 102
Logi: 115
Chun: 120
Its no surprise that Chun & Log are such geeks (who's sayin it!) lol xD But, but... Ani beats us all, wow! So her exceptionally high marks at secondary school werent accidental, eh. I have to admit she has always beaten me in that respect, and i'm generally considered quite smart.
Surely, IQ is just part of the whole picture. There's this EQ (emotional quotient) which i think is equally important for measuring one's intellect. The other striking conclusion from the test is that couples naturally tend to form, consisting of ppl not only sharing common interests but similar mental capacities as well. Very, very interesting... I'm thinking of presenting my "scientific" conclusions in front of my class hehe ;) Lets see what a discussion i'll provoke.
Mood: impressed Music: Helloween: Eagle Fly Free |
PEARL OF THE BALTIC
This place is magic...
A bridge over the Neva is raised for the ships to cross
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Mdaaa... V Pitere zima. Its mid winter in St Petersburg. -14'C, thats a serious thing. UK looks as if its summer now, compared. Ironically, winter appears to be the most beautiful season in StPbg. Or at least so i think. Call me biased. Yes i am - biased - for this is unoubtedly the most beautiful European city to the east of Sthlm. I'm not talking about smaller towns, like Dubrovnik or Ohrid :}
Three days in Piter were far from enough. Moreover, i was mainly busy meeting funny russian guys pretending to be businessmen. Sure they were, financially talking, but the way they treated the bottle is somewhat stressing. It appears you cant do serious business in Russia without being a big drinker. And do they drink? Oooh! Endless toasts with vodka, and each time having it bottoms-up ("davai! do dna!")
We had a whole day in Moscow at our arrival, but i was kinda sleepy to go sightseeing for too long. I spent the afternoon lazying around the restaurants (funny little samovars!). But the Red Square couldnt be missed for anything! We also had another evening in Moscow on the way back, which was prolly the most entertaining part of the whole thing. No, not because of the vodka. This time twas the girls show which raised the spirits... i expect a slap from Ani now! :}}}
Dunno if i'll return to Russia soon, but i hope i will. I liked the people, i liked their ways and i definitely love Sankt Peterburg!
Some trivia: the matryoshki are usually 7 in number; birch-sap kvass is way better than the conventional rye or wheat one; there's a difference between babochka and babushka; and today is Tatyana Bulanova's birthday - the most loved music child of Peterburg, and my fave russian performer of all time.
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Mood: impressed Music: Tatyana Bulanova: Sneg |
KARMACODE
[Weekly song]
"Heaven's A Lie"
Set me free
your heaven's lie
set me free with you love
set me free
FULL LYRICS
[Weekly person]
Georgios Samaras
Georgios Samaras (born February 21, 1985 in Heraklion, Greece) is a professional footballer who represents his country of birth and plays club football in the English Premiership for Manchester City.
Prior to signing for Man City in January 2006 for £6,250,000, Samaras played for Dutch side Heerenveen, where, before the switch, he netted 6 goals in 13 games.
Samaras, who wears number 20, adds good height to the Man City forward line, and will undoubtedly prove to be a worthy signing and a favourite with the fans.
He opened his account for Man City on February 12, 2006 in the 3-2 victory over Charlton Athletic.
...And scored two more for MCF for their win over Sunderland. Another clever transfer move by Stuart Pearce! Bravo!
[Weekly event]
The ruling African National Congress takes 66% of the votes in the 2006 South African municipal election. Voter turnout was 46%. No party in the City of Cape Town claims an outright majority. (BBC)
...Later, it became clear that DA have the majority in CT, but its still insufficient to form a local government alone. Mood: thoughtful Music: Lacuna Coil: Heaven's A Lie |
LACUNA COIL
THE WEEK ENDS AT THE FORUM, WITH A GRANDEUR LACUNA COIL SHOW!Mood: ecstatic Music: Lacuna Coil: To The Edge |
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