The next time I see snow, I'll surely need a coat, gloves, a hat, etc. I'd better get a move on to beat the cold!
30 October 2007
There's a Cold Front Moving In!
This morning on my way to school, I was reminded by the nose-bitting cold that I am soon going to be in very cold weather! I'm slowly getting ready for the Russian snow by assessing the clothing I have and what I will need to stay warm. I've decided that I'll need more than what I am wearing in the following picture.
This is my niece, Chickadee, and I on our trip through the Cascade Mountains in June 2007. It was really exciting to see snow in June!
The next time I see snow, I'll surely need a coat, gloves, a hat, etc. I'd better get a move on to beat the cold!
The next time I see snow, I'll surely need a coat, gloves, a hat, etc. I'd better get a move on to beat the cold!
23 October 2007
A Note of Gratitude
Hi all!
I want to thank all those who have contributed to my trip to Russia. It would not be possible without your help.

I want to thank all those who have contributed to my trip to Russia. It would not be possible without your help.

Thank you ever so much!
16 October 2007
Where Am I Going?
Well, time has certainly flown. It is now well into October- close to the end! January is just around the corner, and so is my departure from Vancouver. I am super excited for this big adventure!!
I will be in Voronezh, Russia from January to June teaching English in a school. The map below shows where Voronezh (the yellow tack) is in relation to Moscow to the north and Ukraine to the southwest.
I'll be living with a host family and learning to speak Russian. I know a few words currently: please, thank you, good bye. I'm hoping to learn more basic words and phrases between now and January.
I hope this gives you an idea of where I am going!
I will be in Voronezh, Russia from January to June teaching English in a school. The map below shows where Voronezh (the yellow tack) is in relation to Moscow to the north and Ukraine to the southwest.
I'll be living with a host family and learning to speak Russian. I know a few words currently: please, thank you, good bye. I'm hoping to learn more basic words and phrases between now and January.
I hope this gives you an idea of where I am going!
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