Life in Cuba Living the Dream: The Stones in Cuba “I am about to see the Rolling Stones. In my hometown. In my lifetime.” Proclaimed with equal parts conviction and awe by a Cuban I hold in certain esteem, we headed off on foot to Ciudad Deportiva. The Day had arrived. There was a spring in … More Mirror Reflections – Cuba and Russia
“Andy’s World Journeys” visits “Life in Russia” So who’s your enemy and who’s your friend? Iran I suspect in many people’s minds isn’t thought of as being a travel destination but Andy who’s a world traveler found out the people there were hospitable and quite kind. I asked Andy to share his travel experiences here … More “Andy’s World Journeys” visits “Life in Russia”
Life in Swaziland Sometimes you just got to let the kids tell the story. We as adults always want to complicate things. Here’s what kids like to do in Swaziland. ◊ ◊ Life in Russia And just like kids in Swaziland, kids in Russia like to have their fun too. Just in a little different … More Mirror Reflections – Swaziland & Russia
A Break it Due! It’s been a lot of hard work this last year building this blog, must admit I’m tired. “Life in Russia” has reached almost 200 countries and through all mediums has garnered approximately 600,000 visits. Plus every one of the 1,827 followers have been hard won (thank you everybody). It’s time for … More A Break is Due – Stay Tuned
It’s that time again I love Russia, tomorrow we leave for the holidays which last from the 1st until the 9th. It seems like everything shuts down and everybody is gone during this time. We just happen to be going to see our daughter and her new husband (the grandson as well). So you all … More Stay Tuned – Happy Holidays
Recently “Life in Russia” was nominated for – Very Inspiring Blogger Award – by Patrick Jones at “The Linden Chronicles.” He has the same passion for paleo-anthropology and archaeology that I do, plus the fact we are both writers. When something like this happens I’m always thankful but realize the inspiration I receive comes not … More “Life in Russia” Nominated for – Very Inspiring Blogger Award
When I asked Yulia to be a guest blogger on “Life in Russia” it was because she’s so passionate about what she writes. Yulia and her husband met in Novosibirsk and have been able to travel to many different places around the globe. I was ecstatic when she agreed to write about her home and … More Mike and Yulia visit “Life in Russia”
Life in Zambia The Zambian coat of arms was adopted on the 24th October 1964 when the Republic of Zambia attained its independence. This coat of arms is an adaptation of the arms of the Colony of Northern Rhodesia. Zambia Coat Arms Some people believed that the fish on the arms was a symbol of … More Mirror Reflections – Zambia & Russia
It Finally Happened Today “Life In Russia” Has had over 100,000 Views And over 1,000 followers So to Thank everyone I thought a party was in order “Russian Style” So come on in Join the Fun Hang around for a while Or maybe not I invited some of my Friends It would be nice to … More It’s a Party – Russian Style
The following gentleman who has contributed a post to “Life in Russia” spent several years living a working in Krasnoyarsk, Russia. I became very intrigued with what he was doing since he and I have a lot of common ground. It’s not an easy decision to make drastic changes in one’s life. He’s also an … More He’s One in a Million – Meet Ken Kerr
The Simple Life I knew that coming to Russia I would learn a lot. Many of these things are easy to understand as Kazan is a modern city. We have access most everything we need here, from convenience stores on every corner (run and owned by locals) to our Mega Mall that’s 15 minutes away … More The simple “Life in Russia”
1. Vision It is my hopes to continue to build upon what was created last year into the new year. I have a vision of where “Life in Russia” will go this year. It is my dream for you to join me on this journey of discovery, into the mysteries of Russia. Where it was … More 2013 Bridging to 2014
It seems like it was just yesterday that I arrive here in Russia, but in the reality it’s been almost a year. The starting of a new life here has been incredible. I want to thank all my family, friends, and readers for the support that you have given. As “Life in Russia” grows and … More Picture of the Day – Sept. 1
Russian cotleta is not to be confused with American cutlet. Cotleta (french cotelette) is one of Russian traditional and very much loved dishes made of ground meat. It came to Russia from Europe and initially was a deep-fried slice of meat with rib bone, but later became a ground and spiced meat patty, coated with bread crumbs and pan-fried. Since the 19th … More Russian Cotletas
It’s seems one follows the other. I hope to continue to enthrall all those who want to see hear and know more about LIFE IN RUSSIA
When any of us start a blog its so exciting to see the numbers grow from 0 – where ever, personally I thought did I choose the best theme, the right layout, how do I get these widgets to work, and the list goes on and on. Then what the heck do I write about? … More The Sigh of Relief
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