Amy and I have both been incredibly busy lately. We've had some sad news from home and our thoughts are with our families lately. Our grandmother died on Monday in Boston and we are so sorry that we cannot be with our family there now. We are also sorry we cannot be with our grandmother in Ohio who just lost a brother.
We have had some success here with our jobs and it's keeping our spirits up. I'll have some personal photos to share of Halloween when time-permits. For now, you can view photos of the youth center party that Amy and I helped organize:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kutaisi
We are also grateful to fellow volunteers (and close friends) Lyssa and Annie whom helped immensely with the event.
Tom, were you a doctor for Halloween? Colleen
*** From Tom ****
I was a very popular Georgian dish called (roughly) "khachapuri". It's a cheese bread that in this region is cut into triangles, like pizza slices. As everyone eats this at least a few times a week, both Georgians and Americans alike were fond of the costume.