Frohe Weihnachten und ein Gutes Neues Jahr!
Greetings from The absolute best city in the world (sorry Lenski)--München!
I hadn't had a chance to log in a while but wanted to certainly wish everyone on or around Cilicia a Merry Christmas and a Great 2004!
I can't lie and say that it's been all that difficult being out of Armenia for this season. I am a sucker for sentimental stuff during the holidays. So, walking around the Chritle Kind Markt in Munich and catching up with cousins and family has been great, but I will say this that Armenia, my friends in Armenia haven't been far in spirit. I'm realizing how much of my identity living in Armenia has become, and how much I think of Armenia when I am not forced to think about it.
BTW, I did see some of the decorations at Republic Square, and it is quite a contrast to last year and the decorations just a few streets below the square. And also, I wish they had kept that Hotel Armenia sign in some form on the building--hat eht ecommericalization of Armenia.
So, in short, and in hopes of maintining my sanity on this German keyboard, I wish everyone a healthy and prosperous season, and may it be the foreshadowing of all that will be good in the new year.
The merriment of the season to you and your loved ones.
Greetings from The absolute best city in the world (sorry Lenski)--München!
I hadn't had a chance to log in a while but wanted to certainly wish everyone on or around Cilicia a Merry Christmas and a Great 2004!
I can't lie and say that it's been all that difficult being out of Armenia for this season. I am a sucker for sentimental stuff during the holidays. So, walking around the Chritle Kind Markt in Munich and catching up with cousins and family has been great, but I will say this that Armenia, my friends in Armenia haven't been far in spirit. I'm realizing how much of my identity living in Armenia has become, and how much I think of Armenia when I am not forced to think about it.
BTW, I did see some of the decorations at Republic Square, and it is quite a contrast to last year and the decorations just a few streets below the square. And also, I wish they had kept that Hotel Armenia sign in some form on the building--hat eht ecommericalization of Armenia.
So, in short, and in hopes of maintining my sanity on this German keyboard, I wish everyone a healthy and prosperous season, and may it be the foreshadowing of all that will be good in the new year.
The merriment of the season to you and your loved ones.
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