snow!
Two weeks ago it was fall. Now it's winter. It started snowing yesterday and hasn't really stopped. Well, in Moscow it's not sticking. But I was outside of the city yesterday and there was about 6 inches. I wasn't quite expecting this and I'm not sure if I should be excited. The child in me wants to say, "yay! snow! fun!". And then the voice of reason speaks, reminding me that the weather will be like this probably until the end of march. So I'm certainly not asking for an early winter.
Anyways, I owe you kids some pictures. I went to Kiev with some people from my Russian church for the Hillsong conference. However, I iwll not be posting those photos here because I already put them on Facebook. So GO ON FACEBOOK TO SEE PHOTOS OF KIEV.
And for some random Moscow pictures, look no further.
remember the booze cruise? Here's another picture from that day. Steph asked us to look "sassy", thus the pose i'm making.
Dog on the metro. Nothing new.
We had a party in my apartment on Saturday, with my roommate and her 3 friends from home. She's pretending to be a russian guy, and the rest of them, well...they already are russian guys.
we sang a bunch of russian songs. and by we, i mean they.
when i woke up there were 3 guys on my bed. note: i slept in another room.
Mary and I eating apple crisp on the train.
Look, snow! There was so much of it in Dedovsk, where I go to church.
*Amy*
Anyways, I owe you kids some pictures. I went to Kiev with some people from my Russian church for the Hillsong conference. However, I iwll not be posting those photos here because I already put them on Facebook. So GO ON FACEBOOK TO SEE PHOTOS OF KIEV.
And for some random Moscow pictures, look no further.
remember the booze cruise? Here's another picture from that day. Steph asked us to look "sassy", thus the pose i'm making.
Dog on the metro. Nothing new.
We had a party in my apartment on Saturday, with my roommate and her 3 friends from home. She's pretending to be a russian guy, and the rest of them, well...they already are russian guys.
we sang a bunch of russian songs. and by we, i mean they.
when i woke up there were 3 guys on my bed. note: i slept in another room.
Mary and I eating apple crisp on the train.
Look, snow! There was so much of it in Dedovsk, where I go to church.
*Amy*