Arus Hotel Chisinau

... br>Det finnes rett og slett INGEN høydepunkter i Chisinau. Det er bare en trist, klebrig morrasgraut. Bortsett da fra dette tegnet på Gare de Nord.<br><br>Først tenker jeg ikke over at øynene mine automatisk dras til denne fargepaletten på den andre siden av plassen. Blant sikkert godt over hundre busser er det denne jeg legger merke til.<br><br>Det kan være den gule fargen, som dominerer denne ...

... return from 1.710 &euro; brings 12,07% <br> 3. Packet 3: consist of the 3 first apartments, the website and the company <br> &gt;&gt;&gt; 310.000&euro; &lt;&lt;&lt; with a monthly rental return from 2.880&euro; brings 11,15% <br> 4. Packet 4: consist of all 4 apartments, the website and the company <br> &gt;&gt;&gt ...

... but there are plenty of long, straight boulevards to walk up and down and that's what I ended up doing. Plus I had to do some running around to find an internet café and buy my train ticket back to Romania. One of the reasons why I had initially wanted to go to Moldova was to go to an area called Transdniester. Basically it's a breakaway republic that has its own military and currency among other things but its independence is not recognized by any other nation on earth ...

... funded by a foundation formed by Jurgen Klinsman. The foundation in Moldova is run by Ion's wife, Ecaterina. In the 3 years since its formation it's helped 52 children to either be integrated into families that didn't want them, or to be adopted in the instances where families are not found. The centre has capacity for 7 children, an example of the children we played with are 2 that were 2 months old (twins to a 17 year old girl ...

... Mission now is check in and catch our flight to CHISINAU! Departure and Arrival in perfect time... A wonderful sun is waiting for us in Moldova! The Rotary CLUB Chisinaau organized a transfer and we are told that we are about to join a Rotary meeting Immediately! This is Good news, but we all agree that FLEXIBILITY should be a required skill to qualify as an Outstanding GSE Team ...

... along it. We found an A-grade piece of ice and staked it out - the results being attached. This ice was an amonaly, being in the wide open environs of a park... its even more incongruous when they are just little 4ft streaks amidst the bustle of the city pavements. Unofrtunately thats not easily captured on video. We visited all the sights of the city, all made better by the increasing volume of snow getting dumped down. Visiting the statue of ...

... than another night in Iasi would put me out. The guy went through on his word and I got into Chisinau at about 7:30 last night. For some reason, the minibus went to a different bus station than usual and, despite my forewarning on a text message to her, the Russian girl that was supposed to meet me and show me to the flat where I'm staying wound up waiting at the other station. So after about 20 minutes of wondering why on earth there was no one to greet me, I strapped ...

... out late drinking with Yan at a bar near hotel tourist. Tuesday 24 July Woke up late and hungover, so had a quick shower and ran barefoot as I couldn't run in my sandals, the 1k to the agreed meeting place where Yan was the only one missing. We waited and then decided to go to the bus station but then met Yan coming down the street. Needed some water as it was hot so went to buy some and then tried to find some food, ending up in a meat market faced by a ...

... and she knew very little English. Since I knew very little Russian we had a couple of awkward conversations...but I got the drift I was to call back at 1:30am to speak with Svetlana when she got back. Not wanting to sit in the train station, by myself, for five hours, I instead found a guy who took me to an apartment building that rented me a fully furnished apartment for $40. A little pricey but it was nice...very very nice by Moldova standards. I ...

... but I have dug the hole with a hearty smile and copious amounts of homemade beverages. One major difference though is that Moldavians do not smile - it must be the stone faced Soviet training programme. Anyway after two weeks of braving the restaurant for breakfast, that infernal subject again, (I told you it was the overriding issue), I finally cracked a smile from the waiter and he finally acknowledged that he knows my room number which he has asked for ...