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RE: Nice day to buy a new car
They make air fresheners that smell like "New Car Smell." he he. Most times I would meet clients at the property, very rare did I drive them which is why I loved the Jeep so much. The would take one look at it and think it was too cramped for them and a couple kids so they would always use their own vehicle. Oh, and the reason for being so close to Vlad... we were there just testing the 12nm international limits (like we always do!).
I like your RE cramped car excuse, I will use that. I like using the truck for open houses better too, don’t have to break the signs down and saves a lot of time setting up and breaking down. Very cool, try and stop and check Vladivostok out, it’s pretty great!
Back in the day of the cold war, we wouldn't dare. Today, I would love to visit Russia.
Favorite place I have ever traveled
You should write about it!
haha, i have been )) this has been my entire blog until recently i am back in America. I am trying to remember things i didn't have time to write about and make time to do it now ))
I guess I need to visit your blog... following now! So what do you like most about Russia... women, vodka, sights?
I have loved Russia even before I went there the first time and on my first trip it was love at first sight all over again. The women of course, as my wife is Russian and lived there until she was 23 when we met in America...the vodka can be good or bad so i would say neutral. If your Russian grandpa insists you do shot after shot with him and you are not in the mood it can be bad, but it's part of the culture....The sights are captivating, it's hard to put your camera away while walking anywhere you go....the people and culture and wonderful ...thanks for following my blog, i am in America right now and making plans to return to Vladivostok at some point soon!
Being from Chicago originally, I love looking at architecture. Even though I know nothing about what I am looking at, I just love the craftsmanship and the artistic nature of it all. Russian architecture facinates me as well and I would love to visit there someday, in the summer of course!