Monday, October 14, 2013
Back To The Loft
Sometimes the embassy cafeteria's food is so bad you turn around and walk to the nearest restaurant. That's what precipitated this set of Loft photos. We had our usual appetizers, then switched it up. I had the chicken sandwich (not enough fillings for me; I'll stick with salads) and Andreas had pasta. He said the alfredo was very good. I'm not fond of such subtle creamy sauces myself. In any case, it was much better than mackerel served three different ways at the embassy.
Labels:
food,
Moldova,
non-stitching
Modeling Flight
I wonder what it would be like to be a professional modeler -trying to get all the details right and making tiny parts of big things. All these photos from the air show exhibit the creativity and dedication and skill these professional modelers have. It might become easier in the future with 3D printers, but for now, I'll just admire the work of unknown artists.
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Tatted Jewelry
My favorite tatter came by the embassy last month, and I bought jewelry. I also have a necklace coming from her to wear with my Marine Ball dress. The jewelry is more expensive than most crafted jewelry here, but that is because it takes so much longer than the others. I think it's a beautiful example of the craft.
Cafeteria Food
On the top floor of the mall on Deribiskaya Ulitza is a cafeteria. The food is very good, cheap, and you get to interact with babushkas with hair nets. We had cabbage rolls, cherry pierogi, buckwheat, chicken kiev, and a bunch of other stuff. Besides the good food, you get an excellent view of downtown Odessa!
Labels:
food,
non-stitching,
Ukraine
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