I’m back in Russia with Clint after two weeks in the states
getting a new visa. Now I wont have to worry about a visa for THREE whole years!
Hallelujah!!! Clint met me at the airport in Penza with my favorite chocolates
and he had a great supper ready for me when we got home. I am so lucky to have
such a thoughtful, loving husband!!!
While I was in the states I stocked up on amazing things
that they don’t have in Russia yet like Ziplocs, gladware, and seasoned salt and
I got to spend a week with my sister, grandma, and cousins in northern
Wisconsin. I got to milk cows on my sister and her fiancés farm. I giggled a
lot with grandma and hung out with all of my cousins quite a bit. The second
week was spent with my in-laws in Illinois. There I shot my bow (which I miss
more than I expected I would), ate lots of good food and had a great time
seeing friends and family there. As much
as I didn’t like being away from Clint so soon after we got married, it was an
unexpected treat to get to see some of my family and friends.
So very happy for both of you! Didn't know you had a bow! What does Bozhekorovka mean?
ReplyDeleteBozhekorovka means ladybug...that is what Clint calls me most of the time! Its his favorite russian word to say. I couldn't think of a title for the Blog so I just put it there until I come up with something cleaver! Thanks for reading :-)
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