The RUS from Fushiki, Japan to Vladivostok, Russia. The Russian people are big.....stayed on this ship Friday and Saturday night crossing the Sea of Japan headed for Russia. We were fed three times a day in a little room segregated with other non-Russians. There were about 10 of us out of 400 that ate in this special room.
Livin the dream.......our living quarters is the tent in the corner.....the only thing that seperates these living conditions from a prison is that you can freely come and go, kind of.....I demanded Christina to put on a smile for the picture to show her family how much fun we are having.....to add to the fun, the next day, Christina was walking to the hospital to encourage and pray for a teenage girl and actually had to be checked-in herself after walking up hill in the heat, possibly drinking some bad water, sleeping in the damp tent, or we don't know exactly but after staying in the hospital for a couple hours, having to ask for toilet paper and settling for a ball of gauze ripped out of the nurses pocket and getting a shot in the butt sitting on an old used velvet sofa Christina was ready to come back to our little home in the tent where she threw up twice and about passed out again........ they were a rough couple days.
The RUS from Fushiki, Japan to Vladivostok, Russia. The Russian people are big.....stayed on this ship Friday and Saturday night crossing the Sea of Japan headed for Russia. We were fed three times a day in a little room segregated with other non-Russians. There were about 10 of us out of 400 that ate in this special room. 
Livin the dream.......our living quarters is the tent in the corner.....the only thing that seperates these living conditions from a prison is that you can freely come and go, kind of.....I demanded Christina to put on a smile for the picture to show her family how much fun we are having.....to add to the fun, the next day, Christina was walking to the hospital to encourage and pray for a teenage girl and actually had to be checked-in herself after walking up hill in the heat, possibly drinking some bad water, sleeping in the damp tent, or we don't know exactly but after staying in the hospital for a couple hours, having to ask for toilet paper and settling for a ball of gauze ripped out of the nurses pocket and getting a shot in the butt sitting on an old used velvet sofa Christina was ready to come back to our little home in the tent where she threw up twice and about passed out again........ they were a rough couple days.
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Love the updates. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. SORRY to hear you were so sick Chrissi. Guess it just goes along with travel in foriegn countries (and just life in general). Glad to hear you had a nice anniversary. Have a wonderful time. We love you, Becky & Co.