silly boy... thinking bags under chairs in airports is fine.. what are you, foreign? that explains the accent ;)
i like em. Even if you're worried that your non-posted videos are bad, they have still gotta be good since these are so good. did that make sense? I'll clear it up in class...
this is great. you seem like a great person to have a drink with. i am thrilled to hear you say you could not have been happier at the moment you found your bags. see, the trick to being truly american, is the bitterness you would hold on to, once your bag was found. americans would typically complain about everything and still want more in the end.
It's rare to be interested in the life of someone you have never met and dont know, but your story is fascinating! i'm british but lived in kosova for 8months, so i had to learn as much albanian as i could - your english is great.
I felt the same way the first time I went to NYC. Being an international student studying in the US myself, I can really empathize with a lot of what you've gone through moving away from home and such.
I love this story, partly because you are so funny, Andrei, and partly because I remember taking that same FinnAir flight from Helsinki to New York, and thinking that the Helsinki airport was the most beautiful airport I have ever seen (and I have been through lots of airports). Everything was bright and clean and white, with glass ceilings and walls everywhere. We were there for six or seven hours and it was like being in a completely different world. Your story brings it all back to me.
And your English is considerably better than my Russian, that's for sure.
jelou again xD ok i tell you something this is a very goog blog really like is mi opinion ^^
emm let me guess the bad pixel again?... xD omg for first time in the fifth episode don`t appear the bad pixel very bad bad boy juajuajua oh my god xD
i can´t believed xD was a paradisse, the birds in the sky all singing, the children something that i don`t understand xD and laughing, the sun shine and bright or some stuff what a fuck xD you are a poet oh my god the new edgar allan poe but cute and sexy xD and i concur is just wonderful xD
drink and smoking is bad you first defect damn!
juajuajuajua you lose your bag or stealling you?...xD you're so fucking great just seems to me really cool
the fredom statue xD nice end just fault the lion of metro goldyn mayer you know ;)
I've loved all your vlogs so far, but this one, right at the end, had me laughing and crying and clapping my hands - and hey, I'm no sring chicken, nearly 65 !
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I like your stories. Keep em coming.
By Devin, at 4/17/2006 5:39 PM
It never ceases to amaze me that people just drop everything they are familiar with and come here to the US.
Amazing. And really very brave!
By missbhavens, at 4/18/2006 9:36 PM
silly boy... thinking bags under chairs in airports is fine.. what are you, foreign? that explains the accent ;)
i like em. Even if you're worried that your non-posted videos are bad, they have still gotta be good since these are so good.
did that make sense? I'll clear it up in class...
By bethany, at 4/23/2006 11:43 PM
I thought you were going to end up telling a story about your bags and the mafia.
You know, your English is pretty great. I think you're being hard on yourself ;)
By B, at 5/17/2006 5:02 PM
Andrei,
Thanks for the innovative approach to blogging. I enjoyed this posting and look forward to more of your stories in the future!
By Little Miss Westchester, at 5/24/2006 5:13 PM
this is great.
you seem like a great person to have a drink with.
i am thrilled to hear you say you could not have been happier at the moment you found your bags.
see, the trick to being truly american, is the bitterness you would hold on to, once your bag was found. americans would typically complain about everything and still want more in the end.
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By hi hello, at 5/25/2006 9:12 AM
It's rare to be interested in the life of someone you have never met and dont know, but your story is fascinating! i'm british but lived in kosova for 8months, so i had to learn as much albanian as i could - your english is great.
By Glasgow Girl, at 5/25/2006 9:17 AM
your site is very beautiful. Bravo.
By jean-paul cougny, at 5/25/2006 12:32 PM
I felt the same way the first time I went to NYC. Being an international student studying in the US myself, I can really empathize with a lot of what you've gone through moving away from home and such.
By Anonymous, at 5/26/2006 6:02 PM
I really like your stories man :) http://www.hc-sport.dk/
By Autumn Rain, at 5/30/2006 2:17 PM
I love this story, partly because you are so funny, Andrei, and partly because I remember taking that same FinnAir flight from Helsinki to New York, and thinking that the Helsinki airport was the most beautiful airport I have ever seen (and I have been through lots of airports). Everything was bright and clean and white, with glass ceilings and walls everywhere. We were there for six or seven hours and it was like being in a completely different world. Your story brings it all back to me.
And your English is considerably better than my Russian, that's for sure.
By kairu, at 6/02/2006 3:31 AM
jelou again xD
ok i tell you something this is a very goog blog really like is mi opinion ^^
emm let me guess the bad pixel again?... xD omg for first time in the fifth episode don`t appear the bad pixel very bad bad boy juajuajua oh my god xD
i can´t believed xD
was a paradisse, the birds in the sky all singing, the children something that i don`t understand xD and laughing, the sun shine and bright or some stuff what a fuck xD you are a poet oh my god the new edgar allan poe but cute and sexy xD and i concur is just wonderful xD
drink and smoking is bad you first defect damn!
juajuajuajua you lose your bag or stealling you?...xD you're so fucking great just seems to me really cool
the fredom statue xD nice end just fault the lion of metro goldyn mayer you know ;)
see you
zaida-aracelly@hotmail.com
Zaidita.
By Anonymous, at 6/04/2006 12:50 AM
Dear Andrei,
I've loved all your vlogs so far, but this one, right at the end, had me laughing and crying and clapping my hands - and hey, I'm no sring chicken, nearly 65 !
Love
Alan
By Alan Douglas, at 8/05/2006 6:19 AM
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