We decided to venture out to see Tsaritsino. The reason to try and go now, is that during September across the street is Honey Festival. Russians must love their honey is all I can say. There were rows and rows and rows of little honey stands like this one. We estimate around 200 stands. Almost all exactly the same . . .
There was also some children's event going on, but it was sparse. Levin saw a sign saying the tenth month is family and children's month, but it's not yet October so we were confused. Some people gave me a Family magazine, but only the title was in English. I also got a free bottle. I think we were the first "customers" because both people had someone take our picture as they were handing me the free item.
The kids got these balloons on our way out. And of course they were dropped more than once on the Metro ride home.
In our rush out the door Levin put Leah in just her sandals. Probably because she was crying her tennis shoes are dirty which she has been doing lately . . . . in comparison to these sandals she's worn all summer they are pristine, but she had an issue. Luckily her feet didn't freeze since it is getting a little chilly here.
Melissa...a honey festival is awesome! Let me guess they sold beewax too. Nobody out here ever does! I have to admit I would have love to go.
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