Author: Rauf Aliev

In New York. Curious, why has no one yet created autonomous boats? So that you could arrive at the dock, and there awaits you a boat, which arrived at the necessary time from its mooring spot, you get on, it transports you where needed and then sails off to the “garage” by itself. At the right time, it comes back to pick you up and returns to the mooring. So as not to occupy the dock, it waits nearby until the X hour and comes closer upon a call to quickly pick you up. Are there technical difficulties or does the law not permit it?

Famous Amsterdam girls in the windows

it seems impossible to translate even half of it into English, to show a foreigner in just one page what it’s like to live in Russia

marvelous collection

Do you think the correct answer to “where from today” is from tomorrow and from yesterday?

Well, this year I finally need to learn to play volleyball!) Sharing my hopeful successes

Flying to Amsterdam for a few days.

Masha brought home from school a family of little crabs, and they are now our first pets. The crabs are very amusing and curious. At least, more so than fish. Now I’m thinking about how to train them to do something.

This is how I go shopping with my family.

P.S. Can you tell that I recently got my American residency permit (or green card)?

What kind of cars do we ride to the bakery

it’s crazy, the roadster is already 10 years old. How quickly time flies

At the new “La Traviata” from the Metropolitan Opera. Intermission. I look around. A full house of people at least older than me. I wanted to write “with rare exceptions”, but somehow, they are not to be found at all. True, I haven’t left my seat yet. This is how the opera audience is aging.

This is already the fourth staging of La Traviata that I’ve seen, and it seems to be the most interesting. Maybe because it’s the fourth one.

#operasrauflikes

https://www.metopera.org/season/2018-19-season/la-traviata/