Tbilisi

to Saburtalo?

I arrived in Georgia the day they separated from the Soviet Union and Zviad Gamsakhurdia became president. It was an exciting time for the Georgians, but to be short-lived. By the next year, they were embroiled in a civil war and two years later, they had killed Gamsakhurdia. Unreal.

def worth visiting. very different

since 10 years almost, its a booming place in a holy land of friends, wine and mountains wich preserves its old culture.

This is one of my top five places I have ever been too. The people are the most friendly, hospitable, bend-over-backwards-to-make-you-feel-comfortable-in-a-strange-city people I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. And the FOOD! Incredible!! And such wonderful appreciation of the arts and culture! You will see thousands and thousands of years of history at this crossroad of the world, where Muslims, Christians, Jews, and people of all races have lived together for centuries. I cannot express my love for this city and it’s people enough!!

Tbilisi is stinkin’ amazing!!!!!! I was there for 2 weeks last October (2004) and absolutly fell in love! I am hoping to live over there for at least a year, maybe 2. The people are amazing. The landscape is beautiful. It’s incredible!!!!

The picture is of two amazing people I met over there. Their names are Kote (Ko-Tay) and Zura (Zoo-Rah). I miss them SO much!