149 Американки наричат за здраве, благоденствие и късмет на мъничката Виктория!

ЕМ:
"Discovering Albania: You will learn to step on sheep poop and not mind. You will eat when told to, the old lady with the kerchief on her head will out talk you no matter what....even if you have no idea what she is saying, you will be told my everyone around you not to reprimand your child....no matter how badly he is acting. Telling an Albanian to keep their voice down is like trying to make the wind stop, impossible. You will find that no matter what, whatever the American is doing, will eventually lead to a visit to the hospital or death, example: using a fan all night long, letting your child play with the water hose, drinking warm water, drinking cold water, swimming for too long, laying out in the sun for too long.....ya just can't win. Then again, they have never dealt with the forces of this Mama, and I have won my fair share of battles here. The house is coming along. Roof tiles will be put on soon. Babies are getting nice and bronze looking from all the sun and sand. Everyday is getting hotter than the next, and the watermelons in the field just keep getting sweeter with everyday. Missing home a bit, but enjoying it as much as the kids.
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I could kill for some almond milk about now....very cold, from a super cold fridge, in my super air conditioned home. Yes, that is what I wish for Great One. No?! Okay, water from a well should be fine, served in a recycled coke bottle. Thank you."

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РС:
"Oh!!! Please do an experiment or two for me! Try sitting on cement somewhere and tell us whether you are told that your ovaries will freeze!!! AND are you allowed to keep two windows open in a room at the same time such that it creates a cross-breeze? They say in many Balkan states (and Moldova) that standing in this cross-breeze (or sitting in a car with two open windows) causes one to have anything from tooth aches to frozen shoulders. I wonder if Albania has the same ideas. The drinking hot and cold beverages is familiar... I have met hard-line believers on both sides, but cold is more often pointed to as causing illness or pain, especially in children (though ice cream is fine...).
 Awesome Nadia! In Moldova they call this cross breeze the "curent", and it is used like, "I cannot turn my head due to current", which they then explain they were exposed to on public transportation earlier in the day, for example. Is there a name for it in Bulgaria?"