Dushanbe Days (Рузҳои Душанбе)

You should definitely read this first if you haven't, because it's part 1. And this is part 2. So logically you should read part ...

Okay okay okay. I'm the worst . I really have been inconsistent with this blogging thing. I've just found that life here has gotten ...

The irony of the English transliteration of Garm is that garm  in Tajik/Farsi means 'warm'. For the record, the actually pronunciati...

I know what you're thinking: "Another blog post about soup?!" but wait. Hear me out. Tonight I tried to cook soup. Th...

After a short stint, we return to the post-soviet chronicles and review Almaty, Kazakhstan. Previous editions can be found here , here , ...