“Surname --------- I’d like to start telling my story by stating that I am a feminist. It hasn’t been long since I identified myself as a feminist. My surname attests to that – my surname and that of my diseased husband speak of my being a feminist
“I’m in the café with rakushkas (“rakushka” means a “shell” in Russian) at Frida’s” – a client of ours told a friend on the phone. Since then our café has been called Rakushkas and I’ve been called Frida. The colors - yellow, blue and white
I was raised in a family of musicians, so I’ve always had close ties with music. Since the age of four, I have sung, played the piano and drums. I have experimented a lot and tried the music of every genre. Electronic music has fascinated and
"Two years ago, when I was a second year university student, I decided to find a job and combine work and study. I got to be interviewed by SPAR Georgia. According to the job description, I was to attend training for a few days before
„I am an arts expert. When I came back to Georgia after studying in Germany, I realized that my knowledge and skills were not needed here (at that time). In the 90s, my husband and I opened “Cin-cin”, a pizza delivery service. We were sitting
„I was a young girl when I got married. Back in our times, this is how it happened – right from the class, you could end up in an odd situation, called marriage. I gave birth at the age of 16. I was one of
„We lived in Mestia but our most favorite place was Lahili where we visited our grandparents to spend summer vacations. We had our own paradise there. Our grandparents did everything to make us happy. The nineties were the miserable years for many Georgians but we
"It is still prevalent today to view texts differently depending on whether they have been written by a woman or a man. I have had to face it too many a time. My texts have been evaluated as “written by a woman” too. Female writers
„My mother was the eldest child in the family. They told us myths about our grandparent’s love, yet, when grandma gave birth to a girl, grandfather did not talk to her for two days. Apparently, he, like every Georgian man, wanted a boy. Maybe this,