Comments on: Where to Begin: Nor Tari http://armenia.kylegifford.com/2007/01/18/where-to-begin-nor-tari/ Just Another Peace Corps Blog Sun, 20 May 2012 10:59:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Kyle’s Journey in Armenia » Blog Archive » Looking forward to 2008 http://armenia.kylegifford.com/2007/01/18/where-to-begin-nor-tari/#comment-630 Kyle’s Journey in Armenia » Blog Archive » Looking forward to 2008 Sat, 12 Jan 2008 07:17:45 +0000 http://armenia.kylegifford.com/index.php/2007/01/18/where-to-begin-nor-tari/#comment-630 [...] sure! My return home was not without celebration of the Armenian New Year. While not as intense as last year’s celebration, it was not without revelry. My host mom, Gohar, saved me some dolma and horavats from the [...] [...] sure! My return home was not without celebration of the Armenian New Year. While not as intense as last year’s celebration, it was not without revelry. My host mom, Gohar, saved me some dolma and horavats from the [...]

]]> By: Vahe http://armenia.kylegifford.com/2007/01/18/where-to-begin-nor-tari/#comment-100 Vahe Mon, 29 Jan 2007 20:56:02 +0000 http://armenia.kylegifford.com/index.php/2007/01/18/where-to-begin-nor-tari/#comment-100 Hi - just stumbled on your blog and i feel compelled to write to you to partly tell you how jealous yublogs made me feel, partly to tell you to hang on in there and live it out (which i'm sure ur gonna do) and partly to thank you for what you are doing. Me being of Armenian origin living in Ethiopia i have not had the time nor have i tried to make time for Armenia. i visited for the first time last October and i was speechless - of course i was there for only 14 days and didn't go much to the countryside but it was still amazing and emotional. (i'll be going again in July for 2 more weeks this time bringing my parents and sister along - Ethiopian-Armenian reunion in Yerevan.) So thanks again - i have one question though - out of anywhere on earth why Armenia? Take good care and all the best to you man. cheers Hi - just stumbled on your blog and i feel compelled to write to you to partly tell you how jealous yublogs made me feel, partly to tell you to hang on in there and live it out (which i’m sure ur gonna do) and partly to thank you for what you are doing. Me being of Armenian origin living in Ethiopia i have not had the time nor have i tried to make time for Armenia. i visited for the first time last October and i was speechless - of course i was there for only 14 days and didn’t go much to the countryside but it was still amazing and emotional. (i’ll be going again in July for 2 more weeks this time bringing my parents and sister along - Ethiopian-Armenian reunion in Yerevan.)
So thanks again - i have one question though - out of anywhere on earth why Armenia? Take good care and all the best to you man. cheers

]]> By: Esvan http://armenia.kylegifford.com/2007/01/18/where-to-begin-nor-tari/#comment-99 Esvan Fri, 19 Jan 2007 09:10:09 +0000 http://armenia.kylegifford.com/index.php/2007/01/18/where-to-begin-nor-tari/#comment-99 First and foremost, I'm sorry! I'm sorry I haven't emailed, I'm sorry I haven't called, or posted anything on here. I am a horrible selfish friend, but I'm here now so please forgive me, I know not what I do... =) I remember when you visited chitown last and you told me you were leaving for Armenia, I was sad, a bit jealous, but mostly sad. However after reading about your journeys I'm am so incredibly proud of you like you have no idea! If I wasn't jealous before I am now. Anyhow I'm in the process of writing you a nice lengthy email, but in the mean time take care pal, I think I say this on behalf of a lot of people here in the states (and aparently in Armenia now as well), I love you KGiff, I hope to see you soon! First and foremost, I’m sorry! I’m sorry I haven’t emailed, I’m sorry I haven’t called, or posted anything on here. I am a horrible selfish friend, but I’m here now so please forgive me, I know not what I do… =)

I remember when you visited chitown last and you told me you were leaving for Armenia, I was sad, a bit jealous, but mostly sad. However after reading about your journeys I’m am so incredibly proud of you like you have no idea! If I wasn’t jealous before I am now. Anyhow I’m in the process of writing you a nice lengthy email, but in the mean time take care pal, I think I say this on behalf of a lot of people here in the states (and aparently in Armenia now as well), I love you KGiff, I hope to see you soon!

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