St. Basil's Cathedral was built in 1555 and is probably the most recognizable of the Russian sights. When Sam and I were working on houseplans, Brannon drew what he called his dream house. Oddly enough, it looked very similar to this!
In the spirit of "when in Rome..." , we have tried eating at a couple authentic Russian restaurants. We very much liked borsch, which is a cabbage, potato and tomato soup. We also tried their meat dumplings...uh...didn't really care for those. For breakfast, we ate Russian pastries that must have had 4 times the calories of a good old Krispy Kreme. Too rich! So finally for lunch, in an effort to find the familiar, we found a McDonald's. Antonio told us that the McTasty was quite "tasty"....uh, well...not so much!
What no Russian borscht soup? What's up with that... So glad you arrived safely and you're enjoying visiting the homeland of your new daughter Riley. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Rhonda
Sorry I saw the McD's and didn't finish reading your post... Some things never change do they...open mouth insert foot. :) Enjoy!!!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see pictures of Miss Riley!!!