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| Every time I go to a new country, I try to find a hair salon, a pharmacy, and a bookshop so my family can see how things measure up for our three professions. |
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| Pharmacy |
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| What could possibly go wrong? |
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| Got a soviet-era picture book in English from this man. :D |
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| Interesting interpretation of parking. |
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| The British Bookshop |
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| Went to the historic Synagog. We were given a lovely tour in English. The Jews, Muslims, and Christians in Tblisi have been living in harmony together for thousands of years, they say. They believe it can be done anywhere- when people are more interested in being neighbors than in creating differences. In fact, the local Sunni and Shia populations share a mosque in shifts, and have always done so. |
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| a bit windy at the hilltop restaurant. |
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| A Russian family does no less than 8 toasts during their dinner. |
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