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[avrelia]

I decided to post the last bunch of pictures, and then the last part of the story. And then I move to something else and it would be cool. Because I have plans.

Last days I was busy with thinking. About my life in the future. I have no idea what I shold be in ten years. Beside the world-famous writer, of course. But I need a plan. A good executable plan for my life in the next several years.
::burst into song::
Oh, well. Enjoy the streets of Moscow

The note about Red Square (Krasnaya Ploshchad'): The word "krasny" that now means "red" had the meaning "beautiful" when the square was named. So, actually, it is Beautiful Square.

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Enjoy!

ETA February 16, 2005: as I added this entry to memories, here are the links to the other pictures from Moscow:

http://photobucket.com/albums/v76/TurtleV/Moscow%20May%202004%20I/

http://photobucket.com/albums/v76/TurtleV/Moscow_May_2004_II/

http://photobucket.com/albums/v76/TurtleV/Moscow_May_2004_III/

http://photobucket.com/albums/v76/TurtleV/Moscow_May_2004_IV/

password is the same, and please, view the oldest first.

Comments

[the-royal-anna.livejournal.com]

Oh! What treats! Fireworks and fountains, beautiful buildings and cream cakes! Moscow looks such a fascinating city. And I love that everyone's reading on the subway. Here we just tend to sit and stare at people's knees.

Thank you for sharing the photos. And good luck with planning! Plans are hard to come by, and still harder to carry out. I've yet to make any plan I've had work.

[avrelia.livejournal.com]

Here we just tend to sit and stare at people's knees.


Really? But it is so boring! I've never felt bad about having to spend lots of time going somewhere on the subway - I could just read - and wouldn't notice the time.

Plans are hard to come by, and still harder to carry out.
Thanks, I figured out I need some direction to move, some long-term idea I can focuse on, because, as hard as trying to make plan work, in my situation I need something to hold on to.