Sports Apart from going to school, I also follow sports and rock climbing in particular. Rock climbing means climbing an artificial wall with different climbing holds attached to it so that they provide various levels of challenge. That's what rock climbing is, in short. We climb
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
Diagnosis In 2011, I was diagnosed with stage 3, malignant invasive breast cancer. I was 27 back then. Due to my acting career, I had a period of intensive filming, which I had to get a tan for, so I visited solarium a couple of times.
Tagveti In the village, we lived by the forest. I didn’t spend a lot of time playing with other children. Immersing myself in films and books, I liked being alone, living in my own world. After leaving school at 16, I arrived in Tbilisi and ever
May 9 ------------------ I was brought up in a kind of family where, you know, they told me at the age of 5 that all I was told about Stalin and Lenin in the nursery was a lie and we didn't speak of them in our family
„I was 23. It happened exactly 12 years ago, on 7th of July. I left my 1 and 3-year-old girls with my mother and went to my brother-in-law’s wedding together with my husband. The driver was drunk. I do not remember the accident moment itself.
„I study business administration at the Ilia State University - first-year student. At the same time, I work as a taxi driver for Taxify. Many people are shocked to see me arriving on their call as they all are expecting taxi drivers to be men here.
Wheelchair way of life ____________ I’d been living happy life before 1994, but then, like others, I also became the victim of the of the havoc wreaked in our country at that time. We were attending relative’s funeral in a neighbouring village Qveshi. On our way back home
What happened in the street "It happened exactly two years ago, on February 20 in 2016. I’d just started to work. Giving math and English private lessons at the same time, I had to go from Kavtaradze to Sololaki in the late evening and return home