Sat. a.m. in Texas afternoon in Moscow

Kait e'd me but didn't buy much time online, so she didn't blog. She said the computer is in Red Square and they're not close to there, so probably won't be able to blog again. She can't fngure where the computers are if Moscow is such an important business city. Bobby brought up an interesting point, "how easy would a Russian in Munday find a computer for public use?" She spent part of today in a museum. She said it was a good day because only 8 of the group took advantage of this trip. That made it more relaxing because obviously everyone that went was interested and they got to look in leisure without being distracted by restless people wanting to move on to something else. She said she would be home in two days and the trip still feels like a dream. And she promises she's being very safe. They leave Moscow Monday at 7 a.m. She will be in San Angelo at 5:45 pm on Monday. Sounds like a short trip, but remember, Russia is 8 to 9 hrs ahead of Texas. She'll be getting to SA about 2 a.m. 'her time' Tuesday. If she gets a chance, she'll update us from Russia. If not, she'll write a fnal blog from San Angelo. Debbie