Today we went to Tsaritsino park, which was once owned by Catherine the Great as one of her summer homes from what I understand. We walked around the grounds, which were very large (it's a big public park), and then went inside the palace. It was nice inside, but nothing was original because it was not kept up after the 1917 revolution; however, 2 years ago it was rebuilt as it originally was. After that we ate lunch near red square, and then went home because we all have to work on our papers. I will be working almost nonstop on the paper, on top of the normal homework I have plus the work I have from my tutoring sessions. It's jeans week this week, so I have started a load (I am only allowed one laundry load per week, which is even less than you think since European washers are about 1/4 the size of US ones). I will be up for a while typing and doing laundry.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Tsaritsino Park
Today we went to Tsaritsino park, which was once owned by Catherine the Great as one of her summer homes from what I understand. We walked around the grounds, which were very large (it's a big public park), and then went inside the palace. It was nice inside, but nothing was original because it was not kept up after the 1917 revolution; however, 2 years ago it was rebuilt as it originally was. After that we ate lunch near red square, and then went home because we all have to work on our papers. I will be working almost nonstop on the paper, on top of the normal homework I have plus the work I have from my tutoring sessions. It's jeans week this week, so I have started a load (I am only allowed one laundry load per week, which is even less than you think since European washers are about 1/4 the size of US ones). I will be up for a while typing and doing laundry.
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