Comment on “Ukraine through children’s eyes” by rupertbu2013
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View ArticleComment on Unexpectedly friendly? Not if you know Ukraine by Lola
Ukraine is the best country ever and has the best people and if you disagree, well that’s your problem because I lived there for 9 years and I love it there!
View ArticleComment on Ukraine Survival Guide by Lola
I’ve been in Ukraine for 9 years so I don’t recommend using the elevators;)
View ArticleComment on You know you’ve been in Ukraine too long when… by You know you’ve...
[…] (from http://bluetoyellow.com/2012/01/21/you-know-youve-been-in-ukraine-too-long-when/) […]
View ArticleComment on How to: use the metro in Kiev by jackie
What an MCP you are Andrew!Remind me to give you a hefty kick when I see you on the metro at Minsk..one of these days it will happen for sure..the Lord works in mysterious ways….
View ArticleComment on In Kyiv, if it moves it can (and probably will) sell coffee. by...
Geez! I kind of hate these pink snail-coffee stalls…They look so weird and awkward and I’m afraid to imagine what to expect next in coffee stalls design :)
View ArticleComment on As beautiful as a pysanka by Rainbow Brite does ZunZuneo | a.nolen
[…] happened through a 2012 post on BYUkraine.com: a ‘Zhanna Kobylinska’ wrote this cheery piece about Easter eggs which is also great PR for the […]
View ArticleComment on About Us by Rainbow Brite does ZunZuneo | a.nolen
[…] BYUkraine.com is the address of ‘Blue and Yellow: Life in Ukraine’ and is run by a Brit called Ian Bearder. ‘Blue and Yellow’ provides internet content about Ukraine and was started in late 2011,...
View ArticleComment on In Kyiv, if it moves it can (and probably will) sell coffee. by Eva
actually, they make quite good coffee-drinks, these creatures )))
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