April 7: Stop!
A traffic light and stop sign in Russian. The white sign with four letters printed in black writing says "Stop!" in Russian.
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- April 26: Wooden Church
- April 25: View from the Kremlin
- April 25: Russian Wedding
- April 23: Men at Work
- April 22: Kremlin Wall
- April 22: Cow on the Street
- April 20: Cathedral of Christ the Savior
- April 20: Traveling
- April 18: St Nicholas at Nikitniki
- April 17: Back in the Metro
- April 16: Board Games
- April 15: US Tax Day
- April 14: Flowers for Sale
- April 13: Floor Cleaners
- April 12: Street Performance
- April 11: Russian Fables
- April 10: Patrish Pond
- April 9: More Wet Paint
- April 8: Tram
- April 7: Stop!
- April 6: Fresh Bread
- April 5: Few More Easter Photos
- April 4: Happy Easter
- April 3: Fuit and Vegetable Market
- April 02: Wet Paint
- April 1: Crowds in the Metro
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- Oh, what to write! There is so much more about me that is NOT interesting than that is interesting. Where do I start? I am an extremely sarcastic 30 something year old female living in Moscow, Russia. Do I need to say anymore? I am married to a Russian. A real Russian born and raised in the Motherland. (Yes, he was a male order bride. Not what I expect, but it was too expensive to send him back.) Do you have children? Yes, I have 2 children. They are half Russian. (Go figure that out.) What do you do all day? Dream of being a stranger in a strange land. However, the best part is all of it in my head is in Russian. If you are interested in knowing more about me, check out my blog. It is all in English.
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