Virginia Beach:
Me: Can we go to a coffee shop, there’s a Bad Ass Coffee nearby. Just, umm… the name is a bit odd
Lisa: well alright, we could then get some cards for bridge

Virginia Beach:
Me: Can we go to a coffee shop, there’s a Bad Ass Coffee nearby. Just, umm… the name is a bit odd
Lisa: well alright, we could then get some cards for bridge

Interesting idea, haven’t seen it before. A stirring device with caffeine built inside. Caffeinate any beverage. Saw it at B&N.

It seems that due to the laws of Virginia or the US in general, highway advertising is only allowed at a distance of 500 feet (150 meters) to the side of the road, which makes it less attractive to advertisers, and there are hardly any billboards on the roads. It’s unusual when you hardly see any for several hours of driving. In the cities, however, there are plenty of billboards.
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/real_estate/oac/fsa/west_virgina_fsa.cfm
Ended up in a Mormon lair. This is their main church on the East Coast. Majestic building.

Offline password manager. AES encryption, sorry, manually


Masha ran up to two dogs and asked the owner, “This is girls?”. We keep walking, chatting.
– Masha, just for the future, three points about the English language. First, if you’re talking about plural, you need “are”. Second, if it’s a question, “are” goes first. Third… I’m not sure if girls is applicable to dogs…
– Oh, and how do you say that bad word in English?
Going for a walk

Met today

A very interesting continuation on the differences between Russian and American mentalities –
http://beinginamerica.com/2016/03/26/russian-in-the-us/ //(c) FemidaBlog
This little pond is located on the other side of our house. The first apartment I almost rented had “windows overlooking the pond.” Beautiful! I even regretted not renting it in time. And today, as soon as it warmed up (it was 28C during the day), some noisy creature emerged from the water at night. Frogs? The sound was eerie.