I was finally able to contact the co-teacher I was closest to during my stay in Georgia and she invited me to visit her house in Ruispiri in the afternoon. In the morning I went with Lela to the public school she works at. There was a lot of snow and none of her students in the first class showed up. I decided to walk back to Lela's house and the weather seemed to get better. It was so nice to see the blue sky and walk around the city. The views were much better than what I had seen the days before. Ana picked me up and drove me to Ruispiri. We had khinkali for lunch and it was delicious. After lunch I offered to go with Ana to her lessons. It was nice to see that she was using a game that I taught her while we were teaching together. The students loved the game, Simon says. Some of her students asked if I could stay in the village and teach them or come back in summer to teach them. I do not think I can live in Georgia again. I really enjoyed my time 10 years ago, but I am happy living in the Czech Republic right now. After Ana'a classes we went to another English teacher's house, Keti. Keti had some nice snacks and we played some games that I donated to the school in Karajala. We had a nice time. Keti even gave me a beautiful silver necklace, I was so surprised with the gift and really appreciated it. I am actually wearing it right now as I write this post. Afterwards I went back to Lela's house and had another lesson. In the evening I taught Lela and her daughter how to make banana bread and cookies. It was a nice day.
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