''I study at the Tbilisi Free University, at the math and computer science faculty. I'm in my fourth year and will become a programmer. Before I started studying I only had a general idea about programming. Before that, I was studying in Kutaisi in Andria
''I worked in the Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra for 62 years. When I left I was 80 years old. My character helped me a lot since I always try to overcome every obstacle in life. When I left the orchestra nobody could say I couldn't handle
''I always loved nature, climbing the mountains. I'm thankful to my parents for everything they gave me; they never told me to stay inside, rather do what I loved. I always wanted to be a geologist and I'm really happy that my dream came true.
My father "I was born in Tbilisi, my mother was my father’s second wife. He was an actor and at the same time did manual labor. When the war started, he was transferred to a factory. Back then, the rocket launcher artillery, ,,Katyusha’’ was newly invented
I’m Anna Karseladze, chef detective inspector of Rustavi city police first department. To say sincerely, always in my life, I’ve wanted to do something useful for my country, for the society. Since as a young child, I had had a patriotic spirit, so I wanted to
School ------------- I’m a ninth-grader attending one of the public schools in Gori. You can find lots of pros and cons looking at schools from various perspectives. Firstly, school is one of the (if not the only) means for personal development and growth as we spend most
„Why put up with violence?“ ------------------------------------------- Perhaps the most important is that abusers never reveal their violent nature at the beginning of the relationship. I’d known my future husband more than a year before marrying him though he didn't use to reveal his abusive behaviour back then.
Birth I have a brother and a sister, both are older than me. I am the youngest and the last child in the family. I have never felt that I was unwanted as a child because of my sex. But I would still often tell my
Guli Tchitanava: “I was among those who left Sokhumi on the day it fell. I stayed till the end. My brother and son were fighting and how could I leave them?! When we heard artillery shots, we went running to bunkers for shelter. We were not