Since I needed to get more groceries for my room, Isaac (one of my Clemson students that I will be teaching) and Sergey (former student in this program) went with me to a larger grocery store two stops down on the Metro. We decided to visit the food court while at the mall/grocery store. The ice is still so bad that I can only get out to do the critical things, sadly. It is amazing how the Russians can move so fast on pure sheets of ice without any problems (and often many are in high heels).
Monday, March 1, 2010
Russia 2010 — Day 2
Since I needed to get more groceries for my room, Isaac (one of my Clemson students that I will be teaching) and Sergey (former student in this program) went with me to a larger grocery store two stops down on the Metro. We decided to visit the food court while at the mall/grocery store. The ice is still so bad that I can only get out to do the critical things, sadly. It is amazing how the Russians can move so fast on pure sheets of ice without any problems (and often many are in high heels).
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment