My trip to Moscow - July 2012

As I already wrote before, this summer I've had a great oppotunity to see the Queen and Adam Lamberth concert not once, but twice - in Kyiv (for free, woohoo))) and in Moscow (I had to pay to see this one, but that was amazing)).
So on 1st of July I went to Moscow to spend some time with my friend and to see the concert for the second time.

My friend and I on Arbat street on my last day in Moscow - I just love this picture)

Domodedovo airport. I've missed the Aeroexpress to the city and had to spend 30 minutes on the platform admiring the lack of a view)))

Pancackes with maple syrup and lattes for breakfast

The place called Beverly Hills diner - styled as 60th American diner. The plates there were huge, but it was the nearest place to have breakfast for us))

As I said on numerous occasions, I don't like Moscow. For every person who grew up around more elegant and interesting European architecture, Moscow seems a bit weird and ecclectic (bad ecclectic, not good ecclectic). I'm still struggling to find beauty in it, but when I do, I try and take a picture)

Me and my bad posture)) I swear I don;t usually look like this)

My gorgeous friends at the outdoor excibition of Terry Gilliam pictures

Breakfast again)

That's what my friends had - a waffle sandwich with cheese, two sausages, bacon and two fried eggs in it. Even if I wasn't a pescetarian, I wouldn't survive this for breakfast)))

And mine brakfast - a cream cheese bagle)

Having cocoa and some cookies at the Moomin cafe. I love Moomins, they always make me happy, and I don't care about being 27))

Quotations from the books)

Hello again, Adam))

The picture has the worst quality ever, but I really wanted the picture with this cute ducks) and my friend, with whom I shared the room for 2 days, had already left for Saint Petersburg.

Waiting for my friend at the diner - coffee, a waffle with ice cream and "Jigs and Reels: The Stories" by Joanne Harris.

Blue trolleybus - the dedication to a very famous poet and songwriter Bulat Okudzhava.

After saying goodbye to everyone and spendint 3 hours at the airport (I was drinking tea and reading in some weird pub) I'm finally going home.

I can't get on the plane without a box of hardcandy and a book))

So that's how my trip to Moscow ended. But the very next day I was on the bus to Lutsk, a beautiful city in Western Ukraine. I'm gonna dedicate the next post to this trip)

Adam Lambert in Moscow

Rephrasing Louise Bourgeois - I've been to Moscow and and back, and it was amazing.

Not because of the city but thanks to my awesome girls and to Adam Lambert. And to one particular boy, who finally presented me with my new beautiful Pan Am bag.