New Mexico. New Armenia?

I thought I'd have difficulty writing regularly for this blog, and my fears are confirmed. I've been at university in New Mexico for over a month now, and there isn't much going on of an Armenian nature to report. I did a little presentation here on Armenian history and culture the other day. Turnout wasn't too bad... I've managed to talk to some Armenians in the area, but, as I said, no major activity, nothing big to report...

At least, not on this continent. Back in the Hayrenik, however, a LOT has been going on over the past few days, and I'd love to hear about it on the "Life in Armenia" blog. Meanwhile, I've been relying on the rest of the internet, and I haven't been disappointed actually. There's plenty of reporting, blogging, photos, videos... A lot of it is from the opposition, but the official news that one also gets is from the authorities in power, so I guess I'm getting a pretty balanced perspective. Suffice to say, this was not an option even a couple of years ago, so, I'm glad that technology and savvy Armenians have gotten around to making this possible.

As to how this political situation will end, well... Asdvadz medz e, God is great. Technology can't quite let us see that far. Yet.