At long last, Jerel and I have moved into our Moscow apartment. We found a place that is very spacious, open and light with a hard-to-find minimalist style, and in an excellent location. We are just a few blocks from the Kremlin/Red Square and surrounded by cozy cafes, great restaurants, and cool shops. We also happen to be right next to a club for ladies' entertainment, but I swear this was not one of my selection criteria! It was wonderful to have a few home-cooked meals this weekend, even something as simple as cereal for breakfast was a treat! Check out Glinishchevsky Pereulok on google maps to see where our new home-away-from-home-away-from-home is situated.
Recent sight-seeing highlights include the ‘Sad Hermitage’, a great place for leisurely strolling and people-watching, and Moscow’s magnificent Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, where we happened upon an impressive communion ceremony. On the food front, this weekend we again sought out a taste of home and tracked down one of Moscow's few Mexican joints (Poncho Villa) where Jerel greatly enjoyed his first burrito since we left the states!
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Home-Away-From-Home-Away-From-Home
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Chana, Happy anniversary!
I'm coming to Shanghai for my 6 months starting in late Sept. Thanks to your blog I have my crib notes. Look forward to hanging out when I make it out there!
Yours,
Peter
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