Archive for January, 2005
I was very relieved – if not happy – to leave Moscow at the end of 2002. I was too devastated by what had happened that October – and I still am: the Nord-Ost hostage horror. I was sick of Moscow then. At least this is how I remember it now.
St. Pete is two [...]
I was very relieved – if not happy – to leave Moscow at the end of 2002. I was too devastated by what had happened that October – and I still am: the Nord-Ost hostage horror. I was sick of Moscow then. At least this is how I remember it now.
St. Pete is two [...]
I was very relieved – if not happy – to leave Moscow at the end of 2002. I was too devastated by what had happened that October – and I still am: the Nord-Ost hostage horror. I was sick of Moscow then. At least this is how I remember it now.
St. Pete is two [...]
Moving out tomorrow. No, today – it’s Sunday already.
Two apartments in two years in St. Pete; two apartments in two years in Moscow for me, and four in three years for Mishah.
It’s always very sad and very exciting to leave, both. And I’m not scared or even nervous anymore. Mishah has been too [...]
Moving out tomorrow. No, today – it’s Sunday already.
Two apartments in two years in St. Pete; two apartments in two years in Moscow for me, and four in three years for Mishah.
It’s always very sad and very exciting to leave, both. And I’m not scared or even nervous anymore. Mishah has been too [...]
Moving out tomorrow. No, today – it’s Sunday already.
Two apartments in two years in St. Pete; two apartments in two years in Moscow for me, and four in three years for Mishah.
It’s always very sad and very exciting to leave, both. And I’m not scared or even nervous anymore. Mishah has been too [...]
According to the New York Times, The Qatari government is considering selling al-Jazeera TV station, whose worldwide audience ranges from 30 million to 50 million people.
I love the story’s last paragraph:
An American official noted that Al Jazeera had not only alienated the United States but had also angered officials in Saudi Arabia, Iran, [...]
According to the New York Times, The Qatari government is considering selling al-Jazeera TV station, whose worldwide audience ranges from 30 million to 50 million people.
I love the story’s last paragraph:
An American official noted that Al Jazeera had not only alienated the United States but had also angered officials in Saudi Arabia, Iran, [...]
According to the New York Times, The Qatari government is considering selling al-Jazeera TV station, whose worldwide audience ranges from 30 million to 50 million people.
I love the story’s last paragraph:
An American official noted that Al Jazeera had not only alienated the United States but had also angered officials in Saudi Arabia, Iran, [...]
According to the New York Times, The Qatari government is considering selling al-Jazeera TV station, whose worldwide audience ranges from 30 million to 50 million people.
I love the story’s last paragraph:
An American official noted that Al Jazeera had not only alienated the United States but had also angered officials in Saudi Arabia, Iran, [...]
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