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Where is Moldova, anyway?

Musings on my Peace Corps experience in this small, Eastern European, Republic.
 

Homesick

So I just called my family, and it made me a little homesick. Yes, it was very nice to hear the familiar voices, but it made me miss them more. (not bad that I have been here for 5 months, YES 5 months and I’m only really homesick now) Leave it to a kid who grew up in a florist to be MORE homesick on Valentines Day, than on Christmas.

Anyone can celebrate Christmas, but not everyone has the shop.

Happy Valentine’s Day all!

This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 14, 2007 at 12:21 PM.

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