Mr. Vartan and his lovely Lada Niva. He loves them just as much as I do.
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Books I've read in Armenia
- Stones Into Schools - Greg Mortenson
- All The Pretty Horses - Cormac McCarthy
- The Alchemist-Paulo Coelho
- Animal Dreams-Barbara Kingsolver
- Between a Rock and a Hard Place-Aron Ralston
- What the River Says-Jeff Wallach
- Angle of Repose-Wallace Stegner
- Running Dog-Don Delillo
- Everything Changes-Johnathon Trooper
- Peace Like a River-Leif Enger
- Rabbit, Run-John Updike
- The Heart of the World-Ian Baker
- Living on the Edge-Fiction by Peace Corps Writers
- The Salmon of Doubt-Douglas Adams
- Seven Summits-Frank Wells, Dick Bass and Rick Ridgeway
- How to be a Bad Birdwatcher-Simon Barnes
- The Brief Wonderous Life of Ocsar Wao-Junot Diaz
- Villa Incognito-Tom Robbins
- When You Are Engulfed in Flames-David Sedaris
- One Hundred Years of Solitude- Gabriel García Márquez
- Eat.Pray.Love-Elizabeth Gilbert
- The Final Frontiersman-James Campbell
- Refuge-Terry Tempest Williams
- The Poisionwood Bible-Barbara Kingsolver
- A Confederacy of Dunces-John Kennedy Toole
- A Walk in The Woods-Bill Bryson
- The Alaskan Wilderness-Bob Marshall
- She's Come Undone-Wally Lamb
- River Teeth-David James Duncan
- The Brothers K-David James Duncan
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2 comments:
Come nightingale, tell me the word.
The mountain from which you came is blessed.
The rose burns you, my love burns me.
You are crying, I will also cry
Thanks.
Dear Emily,
I miss you and your photographs.
Don't be a stranger.
-Tim
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