May 8th, Part Rob

Я имел это мечт вчера что я могу теперь поговорить русский язык fluently и woW! Я проспал вверх по этому утру и я могу теперь поговорить и напечатать русского на машинке. Укомплектуйте личным составом это будет довольно холодн. Так если вы можете расшифровать это сообщение, то я передам вам 123 tenge. То идет к первой персоне вывешивает комментарий относительно этого сообщения в blog.

WoW!! Memorizing the russian dictionary is really paying off BUT it's hard to type in Russian.
I figure I will just stay here in Kazakhstan and program computers.
No Accenture consultants here (yet). They can't afford the overheads!

So it's kind of stinky not being able to see the kid so we went for a walk and will do something else today for the holiday. Ah well... you can't always get what you want.
For those of you wondering about pictures of the kid. We will post them after the adoption court proceedings in a week or so per our agency's recommendation.

Astana is a pretty cool city and there is construction EVERYWHERE. They are building apartments, offices and government buildings round the clock. I think this is why there is so much dust. There is much disturbed and open ground around. Since the ground is also unstable being a former steppe they use alot of cement pavers. That way, when they get a sinkhole they just dig out the pavers, put in some largers crushed rocks then smaller crush aggregate and replace the pavers. When the ground heaves or sinks in the street it's good entertainment. The crazy drivers try to driver through some of the worst holes in the earth and then get stuck.... So yesterday we saw several cars up to their hubs in gravel as compared to ground level. LOL.

Hey for you people arbing tenge vs US dollars please note that when we got here it was 125 tenge=1 dollar now it's only 122=1 dollar...

хороший день!!!