They were out of 2nd class tickets, so we had to travel first class. Oh darn! The cabins were very comfortable.
We were not able to visit the orphanage today due to meetings going on. We took the time to get some groceries and see a few sights near the center of town where we are staying. Here are day and night shots of the main cathedral in town.
You should have seen us shopping in the local grocery store tonight like old pros. Matching up Cyrillic words in our travel dictionary with words on packages. On the way to the store someone from the agency called and said - "Make sure the milk bottle has a word starting with 'M'. If it has a word starting with 'K' that is a yogurt drink.". Boy - that info would have come in handy a couple days back.
After a fine dinner of cheese, fruit and a couple tasty mystery meats we found out that we have a concert pianist upstairs from us, right over our bedroom. The extra entertainment makes up for the fact that there are no English language TV stations available.
So tomorrow is Thanksgiving. We wish all our American friends a happy Thanksgiving. There may be no turkey for us, but there is a little angel we hope to meet that we are quite thankful for.
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