Archive for November, 2005
On Saturday, several TV channels showed Oleksandr Moroz, leader of the Socialist Party of Ukraine, speaking on the Famine (in Ukrainian, as he usually does) during his trip to Lviv.
I couldn’t bear listening to him, not on this subject – and especially after an introduction in which he declared his right to talk about [...]
On Saturday, several TV channels showed Oleksandr Moroz, leader of the Socialist Party of Ukraine, speaking on the Famine (in Ukrainian, as he usually does) during his trip to Lviv.
I couldn’t bear listening to him, not on this subject – and especially after an introduction in which he declared his right to talk about [...]
I keep having birth dreams now, sometimes more than one a night. The baby’s always different in them, but always perfect.
In one of today’s dreams, I could finally see that lower part of my body that’s been concealed by the belly for so many months (and still is, in real life). That was pretty [...]
I keep having birth dreams now, sometimes more than one a night. The baby’s always different in them, but always perfect.
In one of today’s dreams, I could finally see that lower part of my body that’s been concealed by the belly for so many months (and still is, in real life). That was pretty [...]
I haven’t been there yet, but, according to Gazeta po-Kiyevski (in Russian), they’ve opened Bankova for pedestrians – thanks to the Pora party activists, it seems.
On Monday, I stumbled on a news item that said Pora was planning to re-establish free access to Bankova by sawing off the shameful iron gates. The show was scheduled [...]
I haven’t been there yet, but, according to Gazeta po-Kiyevski (in Russian), they’ve opened Bankova for pedestrians – thanks to the Pora party activists, it seems.
On Monday, I stumbled on a news item that said Pora was planning to re-establish free access to Bankova by sawing off the shameful iron gates. The show was scheduled [...]
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