Moscow

[drgneyes]

but yeas. we left st. petersburg a couple days ago for a place called schoff, where we visited a lot of Pushkin places and fortresses and monastaries and whatnot. lots of wearing a headscarf. then we took the overnight train from schoff to moscow, where i am now. its not as pretty as st. petersburg, but still gorgeous. oh, and something you'll all

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[armaxis]

Hey! I could add some info about dancing in Russia, cause i'm one of those "poor russian boys" :)
I was at those disco, so I can prove, that there were really hot! We bought a lot of cold water, but that wasn't enough!
I don't know why Sarah thought that it was techno? It was russian club-music, which is very popular among russian parties.
Slow dance is a obligatory part of any russian party (cause everyone should take a break).
About 4th July. We have decided to show respect to 4 July, so we sang songs
and congratulated all on a holiday. And by the way Russian people loves holidays very much - just give us an occasion and how to celebrate - we shall think up :)

[drgneyes]

hehe emily was joking about the "poor russian boys" thing. im kinda notorious at school for my dancing. and yea, to americans, that was techno. we dont really know the difference. and we like our big groups of music that include a lot of little bits (techno, rock, rap, pop). and yea, american teens believe in the whole "if theres something to celebrate, itll be a party" idea. not so much our parents, but o well.

[the_real_etoile]

Hey, I'm Kasia*. I probably know you from school, but I'm not sure. MLWGS?

[drgneyes]

i went to MLWGS and graduated last year- im now at radford university. umm... if youre the kasia that played vball one year then i might know who you are, other than that... oh btw im sarah uzel, if that never showed up.

[the_real_etoile]

Yes, I played volleyball for two years actually (both freshman and sophomore years). And no, your name never showed up which is why I was asking.