Each time Russia comes up on the viewers stats, I think of those
in Moscow who I once knew. Those I loved those who have a huge place in my heart
and those I spent such wonderful times with. Some inspired me some took care of
me and others challenged me. Where are they now? What are they doing? How have
their lives changed since Perestroika? It’s a real shame Russia isn’t what it
was way back in the eighties. It has been spoiled. Only older people will know
this. The young won’t understand it. There is greed now in a country that was
so full of generosity. Of course there were vile people who were not in my
opinion the true Russians. The Motherland belonged to the normal person, not the
wealthy who got their money from theft fear and cunning ways. The normal person
on the street who had a heart of gold.
What does that hospital look like now? A place I suffered
greatly but also received help for my eyes. Short lived for such pain, but
lived it was.
What ever happened to those boys who used to stand outside
of the Berioska the shops only for the foreigners? They would ask for chewing
gum and in return give you beautiful badges. Who are they now?
The new Russians I don’t like. I miss my Russian friends.
Times were so hard but we all stood together.
The mad fool who is in charge now is dangerous. I wish he
would step down, but then, who?
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