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Supra Like You Mean It | Another Georgia Blog
https://anothergeorgiablog.wordpress.com/2011/11/21/supra-like-you-mean-it
Supra Like You Mean It. But I’m going to do something special for you today. I’m going to tell you how to approximate an authentic Georgian supra without ever leaving the country. Airfare is expensive, and with things the way they are now, people need to be able to booze on the cheap. Here, and there are plenty of other places to find more. Now you eat. Eat until you think you’ve had enough food. Congratulations! You should know this song if you’ve ever seen. If you haven’t, you should. Even th...Fill in...
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One Year | Another Georgia Blog
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So, to keep this from turning into a rambling post of things I’ve said before, I’ll just leave it to the pictures. This was the dog that came with our first house. He wasn’t a bad dog for having such a terrible owner. Zaza made mtsvadi for a party we had with a bunch of other volunteers. It was nice to have Zaza surrounded by a group of people he couldn’t understand for a while. Then there was dancing. They drink wine out of horns here. That’s about all you need to know about Georgia. Enter your email ad...
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Korean Food, or Good Thing I Like Spicy Fermented Stuff | Another Georgia Blog
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Korean Food, or Good Thing I Like Spicy Fermented Stuff. I guess I needed to get that off my chest. Laquo; The Ghost of Joseph Stalin. What I Do Here. Date : July 8, 2012. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Georgia On My Mind.
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The Ghost of Joseph Stalin | Another Georgia Blog
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The Ghost of Joseph Stalin. You may remember that at this time, my wife and I were living alone in a Georgian man’s summer house. One of his friends served as the caretaker, but he had his own home up the hill. The house had the potential for four rooms, with the kitchen and bathroom in separate buildings. I say the house had the. This repeated a few times. I’m usually pretty slow to wake up in the middle of the night, but this time I was instantly alert. My sleep didn’t last very long. I woke ...I could...
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Real Gone | Another Georgia Blog
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I could go into a long explanation of why it took so long to land a job, but it’s not really worth typing. I’ll just say that the last few months could be best summed up by saying that things fell through at the last minute. And another time. Georgia, you have prepared me well. Laquo; One Year. The Ghost of Joseph Stalin. Date : June 2, 2012. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Buy the ticket take the ride.
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And You May Ask Yourself… | Another Georgia Blog
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And You May Ask Yourself…. This has been a year filled with moments where you stop and wonder just how you arrived at this point. How did I end up in this stranger’s shed drinking cha cha on the way home from school? What did I do to put myself on a path to shopping for a plunger in a place where I don’t speak the language? So since the name of the government project that hired me is called Teach and Learn with Georgia, I’ll wrap this up with a quick list of things I’ve learned this year:. 6 Every sort o...
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What I Do Here | Another Georgia Blog
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What I Do Here. I wake up at about eight o’clock. After a few bouts with the snooze button, I’m awake. Depending on the day, maybe I plan some lessons, maybe I study Korean. On Wednesdays, I have to be at school at the unholy hour of 11:00. On most days, it’s more in the 12:30-1:00 range. This is life in a hagwon. Before I go, allow me to introduce you to my kindergartners. Laquo; Korean Food, or Good Thing I Like Spicy Fermented Stuff. Date : August 29, 2012. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Georgia On My Mi...
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