We purchased our airline tickets. I think you need a million credit card reward points to actually get free tickets for international travel, but 2 out of 3 free ain't bad.
We have some wonderful neighbors that volunteered to water our plants while we are gone.
I"m printing out as much reference material as I can find to bring with us. I don't think we will be learning much Russian or Ukrainian before leaving. We will have lists.
Ukraine is a cash economy. They want new crisp $100 bills when you pay the "fees". The bank employees look at your cross-eyed when you order a large amount of new $100 bills.
I wrapped Aiden's Christmas presents last night at a MOMS Club wrapping get-together. How much fun will it be to wrap presents for two kids (maybe three?) next year.
I'm sure I'm forgetting to post something but it wasn't written down.
Rita
7 years ago
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Friends of ours just got back from Russia and told me that four of their hundred dollar bills were rejected. I wonder what they would have done had they not had money to replace it.
I loved your last comment about forgetting something but it's not written down! LOL!
My desk seems to be one big pile of lists.
I hope we can connect in person while in Ukraine!
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