I know… it’s been way too long since I have logged.
Every time I thought of something to log about, I would forget as soon as I sat down in front of the comp. So, I’ve decided to just write. Let the words flow and maybe I can make some sense out of it all.
Just got home. I was with Raffi K, Lena, Sylvie Keshishian and Lara. We had dinner at Diamond Pizza and then some tea at Marco-Polo. A walk on Abovian to digest… and lots of laughs. It’s great to be surrounded by people you admire and respect.
Two days ago, Tata Sylvie (same one as above) visited Amassia and made bead necklaces with her. Then, Sylvie, Lara and I joined Stepan and Hagop, re-pats from Cyprus for some sushi and jazz at Paplavok. We then chilled at Stepan’s apartment by sipping on some cognac and home made apple pie. On the way home, we stopped at a Karaoke bar. We sang an A-ha song and off we went.
Meanwhile, during the days, I have been quite busy with LCO. Our international board will be meeting in Armenia in 2 weeks and I am working on preparations. This means I will locate some new projects for them to look into, write up reports and evaluations on past activities… you know how it goes.
I am also working on my film. The 25 minute documentary should be completed by the end of this week. I am very excited to see the project coming together.
As for my beautiful babies, they love it here. Amassia is growing up very fast. She is smart and always has a logical explanation if she disagrees to do what I ask her to do. Varanta is a real cutie. She climbs and runs and goes through drawers. They are very happy babies and as parents we are grateful for that. Speaking about babies, we are seriously considering adopting a baby. We have always wanted to, but are now quite serious. We might start the process in early spring.
I have so much more to say, but I think I will stop now but promise to write more often.
Every time I thought of something to log about, I would forget as soon as I sat down in front of the comp. So, I’ve decided to just write. Let the words flow and maybe I can make some sense out of it all.
Just got home. I was with Raffi K, Lena, Sylvie Keshishian and Lara. We had dinner at Diamond Pizza and then some tea at Marco-Polo. A walk on Abovian to digest… and lots of laughs. It’s great to be surrounded by people you admire and respect.
Two days ago, Tata Sylvie (same one as above) visited Amassia and made bead necklaces with her. Then, Sylvie, Lara and I joined Stepan and Hagop, re-pats from Cyprus for some sushi and jazz at Paplavok. We then chilled at Stepan’s apartment by sipping on some cognac and home made apple pie. On the way home, we stopped at a Karaoke bar. We sang an A-ha song and off we went.
Meanwhile, during the days, I have been quite busy with LCO. Our international board will be meeting in Armenia in 2 weeks and I am working on preparations. This means I will locate some new projects for them to look into, write up reports and evaluations on past activities… you know how it goes.
I am also working on my film. The 25 minute documentary should be completed by the end of this week. I am very excited to see the project coming together.
As for my beautiful babies, they love it here. Amassia is growing up very fast. She is smart and always has a logical explanation if she disagrees to do what I ask her to do. Varanta is a real cutie. She climbs and runs and goes through drawers. They are very happy babies and as parents we are grateful for that. Speaking about babies, we are seriously considering adopting a baby. We have always wanted to, but are now quite serious. We might start the process in early spring.
I have so much more to say, but I think I will stop now but promise to write more often.
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