Good Morning my beautiful Yerevan! I am back to walk your warm streets, be amazed by your beautiful pink buildings, and your ancient churches. I missed you.
Arthur and I returned two days ago after what seemed like a whiz of a three weeks. We had gone to Los Angeles to visit my parents and then took a quick trip to New York and Vienna on our way back. Within 22 hours I was able to show Arthur a big slice of New York. It was the first time that I saw ground zero, and it was the first time that Arthur says that he understood how small he really is in this world. New York will do that to you, it is just an experience that rocks you... after living in a small town like Yerevan.
Los Angeles really does not let me relax all too much. I had to deal with taxes, and annual chores and paperwork that everyone else in the states does monthly. With things piled up and our accountant down my back, I hardly had time to do the mundane activities that Los Angeles offers.
Vienna on the other hand seemed like a paradise. A beautiful city set in a very green and healthy landscape... We were amazed by the cleanliness, the comfort and the serenity of the Sunday we spent there.
I returned to quite a hectic schedule. Actually straight from Yerevan Airport I went in to work, because I am so excited about things happening in the PR and Events Sector of the Cafesjian Museum Foundation. We are in the process of setting up a seperate office for CMF PR and Events. I am busily running around setting the office up. It should be semi-operational by today, pretty operational by Friday, and fully operational by Monday.
Of course I have an airport story. Austrian Airlines lost my bag going to Los Angeles, and now they have done it again here in Yerevan. I thought that as a society we were progressing. :o) cheers.
Arthur and I returned two days ago after what seemed like a whiz of a three weeks. We had gone to Los Angeles to visit my parents and then took a quick trip to New York and Vienna on our way back. Within 22 hours I was able to show Arthur a big slice of New York. It was the first time that I saw ground zero, and it was the first time that Arthur says that he understood how small he really is in this world. New York will do that to you, it is just an experience that rocks you... after living in a small town like Yerevan.
Los Angeles really does not let me relax all too much. I had to deal with taxes, and annual chores and paperwork that everyone else in the states does monthly. With things piled up and our accountant down my back, I hardly had time to do the mundane activities that Los Angeles offers.
Vienna on the other hand seemed like a paradise. A beautiful city set in a very green and healthy landscape... We were amazed by the cleanliness, the comfort and the serenity of the Sunday we spent there.
I returned to quite a hectic schedule. Actually straight from Yerevan Airport I went in to work, because I am so excited about things happening in the PR and Events Sector of the Cafesjian Museum Foundation. We are in the process of setting up a seperate office for CMF PR and Events. I am busily running around setting the office up. It should be semi-operational by today, pretty operational by Friday, and fully operational by Monday.
Of course I have an airport story. Austrian Airlines lost my bag going to Los Angeles, and now they have done it again here in Yerevan. I thought that as a society we were progressing. :o) cheers.
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