„I used to work in a Senaki carpet plant as a knitter. This was a quite hard work. There were only male workers in the plant. I was the only female there and operated a huge machine. I used to knit big carpets manufactured by
„I often hear that youth is the best period of life since it is okay to make mistakes because you are young. We learn from our mistakes and achieve personal growth. We are free to do anything, turn our dreams into our goals and create
“I was part of the “first wave” of internally displaced persons. I fled my hometown Tskhinvali in 1991 and have never returned there since. My mother is from the Akhalgori region, so I lost my favorite place there too. Since 2008, I’ve lived in Tserovani
"I have lived in Pankisi for about 7 months. I was two and a half years old when my mother and father divorced. I used to live with my father in Kvareli. I had not seen my mother for several years, there was a rather
„I was 24 when I was summoned by the commissariat during the World War Two. Our regiment was taken to Ukraine. But we had to stay there for only two or three days. I was a doctor-stomatologist. They registered us and told us that they
„I am a third-year Junker of the National Defense Academy. I will specify that students of the academy are called Junkers and this is a traditional name given to academy students in honor of the first academy Junkers that fell in the Kojori-Tabakhmela battle. The
„I’ve always had this feeling that I was “nobody’s child”. I was born in Telavi in 1981, without a father. When I was born, my father had another family and he had left my mother during her pregnancy. Imagine how difficult it must have been
"As I was the only child in the family I always wished to have siblings. For the same reason I wanted to have many children, at least three. Because of the public attitude that having a boy in the family is a “must” people used
„I was not able to have children because of biological reasons. I would have never been able to have a baby unless medicine had been so developed. Saba, who is now 13, is a biological son of my husband and me, born through in vitro