The grandson graduated from third grade and we attended the graduation, which took place in the building of the music museum. It was carried out separately by class, first for Kindergarten, and then for the upper grades of primary school.
Read moreFifty years ago, the Schnepf family planted the first peach trees in the desert; initially, they sold the produce at a roadside stand, and after five years, people started coming to pick peaches themselves.
Read moreAntelope Canyon is located very close to the city, just four miles away. It is not a national park but is on Native American land and belongs to the Navajo Nation.
Read moreThe next day, we got up early. We didn’t even go for breakfast at the hotel. We quickly grabbed a bite with what we had and set off to Monument Valley.
Read moreThis year we decided to visit Page. This is a small town but it lies at the intersection of many tourist routes and therefore is very popular destination for tourists from all over the world.
Read moreYou can enter a giant (plastic) stomach and see how it works inside; collect all the internal organs on the mannequin; listen to how your heart beats; see what the house is built of and much more.
Read moreWhen the plane landed, we all lined up in the aisles, and started to get out, suddenly they announced, that we take our places for customs control (this has never happened).
Read moreHere, doctors don’t visit you at home even if the child has a high fever. You pick up the patient, put them in a car and take them to the hospital to see your doctor.
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I am in my sixties and recently moved from Russia to the United States to live permanently with my children. I have visited them several times before. Here I share my impressions: about everyday life, traveling, life as I see it, without discussing the political situation
