International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world annually on March 8th to highlight the women of the world. As this day may have different meanings in different parts of the world, in the USSR, Continue reading
International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world annually on March 8th to highlight the women of the world. As this day may have different meanings in different parts of the world, in the USSR, Continue reading
Falling in love is an exciting new time in one’s life. Falling in love means a new person to share memories with, finding new hobbies, meeting new families, and becoming vulnerable to open yourself up. With change comes fear and this is normal. You may breathe now. I know this is where things get scary, but where there is discomfort, there is growth. The beauty in falling in love with someone is that it’s someone to share this growth with.
Ah. It’s been sometime now that you’ve been dating who you think is the one. I mean, your humor is well understood, the conversation is effortless, and they don’t even mind the occasional snort laugh. But, are they really the one to bring home… to your dog?
I mean, don’t get me wrong. They can meet your parents. Parents are easy. The conversation is sparked, drinks are poured. It’s always a recipe for a successful evening. A kiss on the cheek goodbye and now your mom is nonstop calling you asking when you’ll be bringing them around again.
The cultural history of Russia is rich. The origins of Russia can be dated back to the 9th century with the establishment of the first Eastern European state, Kievan Rus. The lands became populated by the Slavs and Vikings. It was influenced by the Greeks and invaded by the Mongols. The land was governed by powerful rulers and went through many revolutions. All of these influences made Russia and other Eastern European countries the way that it is today.