7.21.2013


[musical brain-reader]

Some photos from January of this year, when I was on break from classes. Notable things that I did usually involved going to museums.


[vertical floating babies]

[i wanna sew this hat]

[one for the monarchy one for the church]

[chillin' in museum with jesus]

During one of our days of museum travel, my friend and I found, in a crowded Burger King of all places, a pair of blockadnitsi--that is, someone who survived the Siege of Leningrad in 1941-44. St. Petersburg holds a place of honor for such folks, enough so that they have that specific name for them, and they are honored alongside veterans during the Victory Day parade in May. These were a pair of adorable old ladies who gladly let us sit next to them and gave us chocolates and wished us and all our friends happiness and success in life.


[lez pours water amongst blurry christmas lights]

[tilty christmas on vasielovsky]

[the spit in lights]

[scary plastic soldier]

[on the snowy bank]

[wearing un-russian russian hats]

[peter-paul church, where tsars be buried]

[sweep that roof]

My friend's Russian friend had a job as a freelance roof cleaner during winter. Which sounds pretty bomb-ass cool for a college kid who likes to get harnessed up and hang out in high places.

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