Pred kakim tednom sem iz Maribora
prejela tole luštkano kartico.
Poslala mi jo je Polina,
simpatična Rusinja, ki živi v Sloveniji.
Prav zato sem za kuliso izbrala babuške,
te izvirne tradicionalne lesene ruske igračke,
ki mi jih je v začetku osemdesetih
prinesel oči z izleta v rusko prestolnico, Moskvo.
Spomnim se, koliko veselja nama je s sestro naredil
in kako vneto sva jih odpirali, zlagali, zapirali
in še enkrat ponovno od začetka. :)
About a week ago I got
this cute postcard from Maribor.
It was sent to me as a giveaway by Polina,
a lovely Russian, living here, in Slovenia.
That is why I decided to combine this card
with something Russian that I have.
These little babushka dolls my father brought me
from visiting Russian capital Moscow
in the beginning of the eighties.
I remember how much fun they caused me and my sister.
We were opening and closing them over and over again
and in-between lining them up. :)
Hvala, Polina! :)
Thank you, Polina! :)
ooouu!!Thank u for such a lovely post!!
OdgovoriIzbrišiyes this postcard reminds me nesting dolls too!) great compasition!!
Спасибо огромное дорогая Майя!
Hm, because I know that "spasiba" means "thanks" in Russian...
OdgovoriIzbriši... and with a little help of my (what's left of it) knowledge from one-year learning of Serbian cyrillic alphabet...
... AND because there is somewhere a big M in your sentence -
- so I think I know what you wrote. :)
Have a great week!