Galyna

@DrewNows @DrewNows my spouse, and I am a crazy Aries

@zeroISinfinity I am bringing you here, some people will complain about us again. @GalynaTaurus is extremly jelous is it. Oh boyo good luck with that. Also can only imagine arguing btw Aries and Taurus. Fireworks.Beware folks. ? 4 horns pointed at each other. Oh boyo. Now I am greatful for my pisces. Doesn't have horns. Easy arguing bit neurotic but nothing compared to signs with horns. Oh boyo but Scorpios those are crazy ones. No points topic is education. Zodiac is part of it. ____________________________ Mine is a weird Taurus, for sure. Not very jealous. Very patient with me. Very calm, very slow, very polite. My mother-in-law says that no man on Earth would tolerate my temper but her son. He is extremely patient. BUT!!!!!! if I push all his buttons, he can be very aggressive, to a point that sometimes loses control. But only with me because I am a crazy redhead that can provoke the most quiet human being on Earth. (twice a year, for sure, we have a fight where we divorce each other on a regular basis) but no more than that . Did I tell you about the vector ring couples, that's us. Love and hate relations for sure.... According to the horoscope, it is a vector that forms where one is a master and another is a servant. It is on the level of energies. Not from God for sure. We have experienced it couple of times in our marriage. But we have a fight like this only once a year. Usually do not argue seriously.

So true! 100% my dear!

Look at this statement closely, find what is hidden there.... I wanted to help you with the advice. I have no idea about your life situation. We were just rambling about life there, in Eastern Europe, I did not say a word about you being immature. It had nothing to do with you. At the end, it is your conscious choice what to be, right? You can be anything you want with regards of what other people think. I was just suggesting some variants about studying abroad that may refresh you from your daily routine and could help you to find more inspiration. Of course not! It is not going to make you happy. But it might inspire you to build the life that you want. life is incredible and it is all up to us to believe it or not. Life is going to be exactly as you perceive it. That is true for sure, 100%!

It depends on a family of course, but yes, pretty much how it works there: they support you when you start; you support them when they are old.

But it wasnt his choice either. Imagine us be born in the USA and travelling to the Eastern Europe, do you think you would be different? I doubt it. Culture has a great imprint on your personality.

I believe you 100%, looking at my American family (in-laws and everybody) I know it. You guys just can not imagine and actually it is not your fault.

@ZeroInfinity @allislove I think living in the poor countries is a good school of life. If you manage to survive there, you can survive anywhere. So guys, be proud for your mental fortitude and experience you got! It is going to be with you for the rest of your life. When you come to live in the countries like USA or anywhere in Europe, their problems to us seems like a kindergarten, I do not want to sound rude but it is so true.

@zeroISinfinity @Raptorsin7 I remember that feeling back in 2006 when I first came to the USA as an exchange student (I worked in Oregon and than lived in Las Vegas for one month) I was amazed that with 200$ you could buy so many clothes. I remember myself returning back from TJ Maxx and Marshalls. Oh boy!!! Absolute money freedom , dining in the good restaurants, buying all those brands....LOL

@Raptorsin7 @zeroISinfinity Well, my mother came from a very wealthy family. At that particular time my mom's dad was working in navy, and in USSR it was very prestige, his salary was in dollars (while everybody received in rubles) and on top of that he traveled the world, while regular person from USSR did not have such opportunity, they were not allowed to go abroad. So he managed to save so much money that by the time I would graduate high school I could study in other the most prestigious universities of our country, have a car and buy some apartment. But that was not the case. When USSR fell apart, my grandfather came to the bank and the person told him that all his savings from his entire life have disappeared due to the bankruptcy of the bank. We thought he would really have a heart attack. Imagine for a minute you would have in saving around 200K come to the bank and find out that there is no bank anymore, and you have zero. That how the USSR ripped off the entire nation. So many people were left with nothing over ONE night.... It was a very hard time, mafia took off, we had so many rackets (crimes). To buy a loaf of bread or something you would have to stand in the line for quite a while. Oh man, thanks to God we had dollars due to my grandfather profession. Other people were absolutely drowning in poverty. In Ukraine you can not just buy everything you want. You have to plan for every single thing. So @zeroISinfinity is right. What could be the best remedy for you right now is to take care of yourself and become really independent. I left my parent's home when I was sixteen and went to live in another city to pursue my first bachelors. It was the best five years of my life. I do not know your situation, I do not read everything here, I do not have time. Have you taken the life purpose course? Maybe start with this one. Too bad you can not travel now, it inspires me a lot too. Have you considered the chance to go and study in Europe?

@Raptorsin7 @zeroISinfinity guys, I can tell you our story when USSR fell apart, do you want?

@Preety_India You've changed your avatar picture, I love it....

@zeroISinfinity I want to do your dish that you have sent me, I can not find a normal zucchini here, lol, went to Asian store yesterday, but they were so small, did not get those. I also want to bake this mini cheese cakes, do you guys make it there in Serbia? It is from cottage cheese and flower, if you are on diet, you do not have to add any sure and actually can bake them in the stove, instead of frying them on the skillet.

@zeroISinfinity ask her to make it for you...it is super easy. if you want I will provide you with step by step recipe. It can last for about five days in the fridge. All you need to do to put it in the microwave for 2 min and make it hot after you come back from work.

Nope, it is not a tomato soup, it is traditional Ukrainian borscht. I make a bouillon first (either chicken or beef) than I add cabbage, potato, white beans. In a separate skillet I would caramelize onion till it is golden, then I would add carrot (shredded), beat (shredded) and tomato paste, when it is ready I will mix it all with my other ingredients in a big pan. Finish up with spices and adding 4 cloves garlic, a little bit of lemon choice and two table spoons of vinegar. Salt and pepper of course. It is served hot with garlic bread and sour cream.

@zeroISinfinity @Preety_India @DrewNows @Amit @Natasha I am making a borscht today (Ukrainian beat soup) kinda like Italian minestrone

Hey Amit, thanks for asking... ? guys, I am good , a bit busy... will get back to you soon hugs ❤️

@zeroISinfinity I have to think about it, I do not cook American meals....We need to ask Drew or Natasha. I really do not know.

Do not let that thought ruin your life. You might not have a personality disorder, it might be a protection and excuse that ego would grab and use to justify itself and its actions.

I think it is our parents. My mother is a very proud one. When we argue might not call me out of principle for couple months, will wait till I call her first. Never apologized even once, even when was wrong. I do not think all those methods of raising kids comes from strong ego, in all honesty we were raised by people that were "teenagers" themselves.

Poor fellow , here it would be considered very harsh ?? but there is it perfectly fine. Mom talks to me like this all my life. She never allowed me to feel pity about my self, always should be a warrior. ???

@zeroISinfinity I miss farmers markets a lot....thank god my friend from Ukraine grows her own tomatoes and cucumbers. I also miss this squash , Pattison we call it

@zeroISinfinity of course, golubtsi ( голубцы) Do you know that instead of cabbage leaf you can use a grape leaf and stuff your meat in there?