I have a soft corner for Russians. Not the Russian governments of the past, but Russians, the common people. I had a Russian girl friend in school and another Russian (now Polish) girl friend after High school. I have learnt many things from the Russians, have played football with them, learnt chess from them on one of those Russian chess computers, learnt how to make Russian salad while my mum learnt making Russian chocolates and many other dishes.
So whenever I hear anything bad about Russia, I feel bad. Another submarine, though thankfully not as big and as dangerous as Kursk is lying at the bottom of the ocean and US, Japan have rushed the recovery vehicles. I hope there is no loss of life this time.
I hope the answer to my question "как дела ?" is "Very Good".
I own a couple of very small restaurants. This blog is intended to share some anecdotes from the journey so far and some hilarious experiences I have had. This is also a story from the "other side". A customer can review us from the outside on various forums. Some of the views are balanced and some not. Some have had genuine bad experiences and some, made up. But a restaurant management side rarely gets a chance to tell their side of the story. This is a let out for such feelings and thoughts too. I shall also try to share some recipes here. These would be practical recipes that one can make in a jiffy or at least on a short notice.
So heres wishing me all the best in this endeavour.
F-ftOS.
1 Comments:
Yes, I hope so too, that all come up, safe and sound.
We grew up around Russians here, had some nice neighbours. Have friends who studied in Russia.
Times are hard for them in Russia now.
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