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January Activities in The Republic of Georgia
Art PalaceThe first week in January, we took a bus from our neighborhood in Vake to old town Tbilisi, to visit the Art Palace. The Palace was designed by Paul Stern in a Gothic, Islamic style, and was built in the late 19th century by German Prince Constantine...
Timeout for Culture in Tbilisi
Since settling into our new apartment, a couple of weeks ago, we've had the opportunity to visit two very worthwhile museums in Tbilisi.On December 9th, we visited The Museum of Modern Art, which is located near the old town, in a beautiful, 3 story building, with...
Get Away to Borjomi, and A Crazy Week After.
I want to begin this post by thanking all of you who stop by to visit my blog. I especially love it when you leave a comment, though I know I haven't been great about always replying. I'm new at this, so please forgive me. I promise to do better. I do enjoy sharing...
Our First Week in Downtown Tbilisi
Since my last post, we have changed our minds about getting residency in Georgia. We were caught up in the notion of having a place to call home. I had thought how nice it would be to have a place to furnish and decorate, with my own taste. In the States,...
Transitioning to The Republic of Georgia
As I sit down to write this post, I can't believe that almost a month has passed since we arrived in Tbilisi, on the train from Batumi. We rented the apartment we're in now, on Airbnb, at the rate of $380.00, a month, for four months. Our hosts are two...
A Different View Of Batumi
If you saw my last post about our first week, here in Batumi, Georgia, you probably assumed that I didn't really like it here. I knew it wasn't going to be a city that I wanted to stay in long-term, but we wanted to have some beach time in what was left of...
Our First Week in Batumi
Our first few days in Batumi were spent walking around just getting our bearings. As we learned when we first arrived in Batumi, it's not all that easy to get around on foot. There's an excessive amount of tourists here during the summer, and traffic is...
Our Journey to Georgia
Our journey from The Netherlands to The Republic of Georgia wasn't without a few mishaps. On August 14th, we left Dordrecht, South Holland, on a train bound for Eindhoven. From there, getting to Dortmund, Germany, where we were to fly out of, would prove...