When we walk home from the trambaii we pass a “nightclub” that some of you might find interesting.
I took some pictures for you – the music we hear is what you might expect.
During the day you hardly notice this place but at night it is lit up and you have no doubt what it is between the lights and the music.
Here is a close up of Michael.
The other thing I was noticing lately is that there is an apartment across from us that has an open balcon, unlike our closed one. We use ours mostly for the computer but we also have an ironing board and some storage there. Ours is heated and we originally thought we would dry clothes there but we don’t.
So first a picture of the open balcon (and that is the correct word in Russian for balcony – I am not just misspelling it). I imagine these clothes are very cold and perhaps even frozen as they are often out there.
I hope you can see this. There are lines strung and they are often filled with some kind of clothes. Today it looks like towels.
Here is our nice indoor drying rack. It only has one small load of towels so far but I am about to go hang a load of darks on it and it will still have room for a small load of whites. It doesn’t look so big but it holds a lot. And it is inside and warm and our clothes do not freeze on it.
So just thought you might like to see some of the things that are in a normal day for those of us here in Ukraine.
Although we have not gone into the nightclub and I don’t expect we will.