And, of course . . .


. . . I must not neglect Georgia!  I tell you, I have been away from Georgia for three months and my fascination with the country has not diminished one bit.  If anything, it's getting stronger.  So, I guess it's true love after all!  Well, I must move ahead with plans to live there.  I have a long 12 years till retirement, but then I will be completely free to do whatever I want. I love the mountains and cooler weather so hopefully, I can find a small town or village to live in that has these features.  And, hopefully, this place will not be too far from a city of some size where I can occasionally check my e-mail and update this blog.  Well, it's time to take action!  I must locate the town and, more importantly, learn the language to an extent that I can function in society right away.  Over the next 12 years, I will be obsessed in preparing for this goal.  At that time, my real life will begin.

Hmm, did I live in Georgia in a past life?

Oh!  The picture!  Well, this is another one of Jvari Monastery near the town of Mtsketa.  Enjoy!

Comments

  1. Yes, I think you lived in Georgia in a past life!!!
    I have just read that the name of Jvari Monastery was translated in "The Monastery of the Cross", wonderful orthodox monastery, thank you for sharing, Russ!

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  2. You're welcome! It's quite amazing in person as well. Did you ever hear from your friend in Chile?

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