change minute to minute in Ukraine, and appointments are flexible. So from
here on out its pretty predictable - court, 10 say wait, 2 days more in
Kgrad to finish up paperwork and get the girls from camp (we hope we can go
pick them up after court, before the 10 days are up), then a few days in
Kyiv to do embassy paperwork and get flights home.
As money is very tight after paying the lawyer, we aren't sure how we will
be flying home. Maybe we will only be able to afford flights to JFK and then
call our families to come rescue us.
Did some clothes shopping at the big Rynok in town today. For less than $20
USD we got a dress, shoes, and two shirts. Other than that been hanging out
with Sveta and her family here in town.
Little piece of info for you Americans waiting to come over here - in
Ukraine the word pepperoni means pepperoCHINI- ie a long green pepper and
not our beloved salami like meat. Be careful when ordering pizza here! We
kept getting these green peppers and thought something was getting lost in
the communication until we asked Sveta about it.....
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