Erebuni Hotel Yerevan
26/1 Nalbandyan St., Republic Square Yerevan, Armenia
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Super cute city
... piece and she immediately asked "oh, were you ever a model".
Deeply flattered, but slightly embarrassed, I answered no.
“Oh, you should do it”.
“Oh, thank you”, I smiled and replied.
I tried on a few more bits and pieces until eventually I settled on a wooly fitted cardigan, which seemed to fit in all the right places. I was just about ready to pay, when she pounced on me with a camera, asking me to model a ...
Runt omkring i Yervean
... r inte så långrandig som man kan tro om det beroende på spritångorna i lagrings rummet eller inte vet jag inte. Det hela avslutades provsmakning av tre olika varianter av Ararat. 5, 10 ,15 årig, där den klara vinnaren var den som varit lagrad i 15 år.
Chokladen som man får till är inte dum den heller.
Med minst 15 cl sprit i kroppen var det dax äntra nästa mål, riktigt absurt var det att komma till Armenian Genoside ...
Junior Eurovision 2011 With SacVoyage.am
... tours of this year. This tour package includes the most attractive conditions of rest, through which tourists can enjoy the wonderful charm of historical destination and attractions of Armenian land."Junior Eurovision 2011" tour package ...
Yerevan is a post Soviet dump!
Usually, when you get to the bus station, you're first attacked by a couple of taxi drivers, who want to bring you anywhere and everywhere for a lot of money.
So when we arrived at Ortachela bus station and a guy with a nice shiny family-car approached us, we first responded 'no taxi! no taxi! marshrutka!'. The car actually turned out to be a shared van, so we enjoyed our first truly pleasant marshrutka drive on our 6-hour trip to Yerevan!
Filling up our ...
Adventures in Armenia
... didn’t know any of their language. OH! Except that randomly they use 'merci’ as thank you a lot so I had that covered pretty easily.
Overall it was a really great weekend, for hanging out with friends, seeing a new country, getting my first ever visa, and reflecting on things that are well beyond my scope of comprehension. I’m looking forward to one more day off before heading back to school on Wednesday. I hope everyone had a great Easter!
Until next ...



