First we was in Georgia with my sister, my sister and I were in Tbilisi, Georgia. One day we decided to ride on the subway. All items of stations was on signs were in Georgian language, and we could not understand in what direction we go which way we were going. An older (elderly?) woman saw our confusion and prompted us how to go showed us the way/helped us find the way. She gave me her home phone number and invited me to for a visit her. I visited her the next day and during my next trip. Her name is Donara, and she is my friend. Georgian people are very hospitable, it is true!

My little stories *1 Georgia

First, we I was in Georgia, in Tiblisi, with my sister, in Tbilisi. One day, we decided to ride on take the subway. All items of stations the information was in georgian language, and we could not understand in what direction we should go. An older woman saw our confusion and prompted us how to go proceed. She gave me her home phone number and invited me to visit her. I visited her the next day after and my during my second next trip (in Georgia). Her name is Donara, and she is my became friend. Georgian people are very hospitable, it is true!