Oh my god, it's Robby!

its been quite hot out here in the desert for this last month, many days over 100 degrees Fahrenheit

quite a contrast from the often cold of Georgia(the country)
the end result is that I spend much time inside where there is air conditioning
but I am looking forward to making it down to L.A. from the 20th to the 24th though
&
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So this past weekend, in the aftermath of one of Nugo's drunken rages, he denied me the right to use the internet and even though I both just a little over a week to endure of his behavior and knew he would likely forget about his denying me the internet in a few days, I decided that enough was enough and made the hundred kilometer journey by bus to see my, well, basically my "boss". For once I kept my resolve when speaking to her, sometimes its hard to around L. her sweet words, the fact ...

At one point she complimented me on my Georgian, I think I may have blushed, I told her I only knew about a hundred words, but they seem to be the ones I really needed. I assured her that when she had been here as long as I have that she would know far more Georgian than me. I then used that as an opening to ask here what other languages she spoke. She told me she knew a little Spanish from high school and some Cantonese, but not a lot. I asked her why that was. She told me her mother wanted ...

& though I barely know her, I think I am falling in love with her. This is problematic because I may never see her again.
OK, maybe I should start at the beginning.
A couple of months ago I was in Kash... with Nugo and he was planning on being there a lot longer than I wanted to, so I caught a bus back here to V-town.
On the bus were two other Americans, Peace Corps volunteers, on there way to Batumi for the weekend. The man was named Reggie and the woman was Alison. ...