Archive for July, 2005
We spent half of the day today/yesterday at Afisha Magazine’s Picnic – very nice, so many young, good-looking people, no alcohol and no drunks, fresh air, barbeque… Not interesting to take pictures at all – I was upset at first, thought something was wrong with me, until Mishah told me that two professional photographers, very [...]
We spent half of the day today/yesterday at Afisha Magazine’s Picnic – very nice, so many young, good-looking people, no alcohol and no drunks, fresh air, barbeque… Not interesting to take pictures at all – I was upset at first, thought something was wrong with me, until Mishah told me that two professional photographers, very [...]
A very happy day today: I’ve finally found and bought Masha Gessen’s book, Two Babushkas, at a small English-language bookstore on Myasnitskaya, the John Parsons Bookshop.
I saw the book lying there the moment I entered the place; I grabbed it and went straight to the cashier’s. I told the saleswoman I’d been looking for [...]
A very happy day today: I’ve finally found and bought Masha Gessen’s book, Two Babushkas, at a small English-language bookstore on Myasnitskaya, the John Parsons Bookshop.
I saw the book lying there the moment I entered the place; I grabbed it and went straight to the cashier’s. I told the saleswoman I’d been looking for [...]
True to his old, positive, self, Yushchenko has made a reconciliation phone call to Serhiy Leshchenko at Ukrainska Pravda today.
According to Leshchenko (in Ukrainian), they talked about the situation around Yushchenko’s son and ended up having a symbolic handshake over the phone.
True to his old, positive, self, Yushchenko has made a reconciliation phone call to Serhiy Leshchenko at Ukrainska Pravda today.
According to Leshchenko (in Ukrainian), they talked about the situation around Yushchenko’s son and ended up having a symbolic handshake over the phone.
I woke up with this very lucid thought today: Yushchenko never seemed to pretend he and his family didn’t have enough money.
He’s a former banker; his hobby, collecting antiques, is – potentially, though not necessarily – an expensive one; his wife isn’t some working class American girl, etc. The seeming populism of his decision to [...]
I woke up with this very lucid thought today: Yushchenko never seemed to pretend he and his family didn’t have enough money.
He’s a former banker; his hobby, collecting antiques, is – potentially, though not necessarily – an expensive one; his wife isn’t some working class American girl, etc. The seeming populism of his decision to [...]
I woke up with this very lucid thought today: Yushchenko never seemed to pretend he and his family didn’t have enough money.
He’s a former banker; his hobby, collecting antiques, is – potentially, though not necessarily – an expensive one; his wife isn’t some working class American girl, etc. The seeming populism of his decision to [...]
Yesterday, someone named Panas Periperdenko, of The Young Naturalist, Kirovohrad, was listed as #556 on the petition for a while – that name is as unlikely as, say, Archibald Overfartson, and it’s good someone at Ukrainska Pravda noticed and deleted it.
If they really want to be taken seriously, by Yushchenko or anyone else, they should [...]
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