Raf Uzar is wondering whether “the definition of Western Europe [is] the same now as it was in 1945.”
Written byVeronica Khokhlova
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2 comments
Well, if what a Lithuan enthusiast said the other day on the radio, that there is only one McDonalds there, because you decided it is not your national thing…something a’changing, most definitely. And may be for the better…
But what do You think…?
Knock Knock … or should I say peep o … just wanting to say thankyou for sharing what you did because by what you did this butterfly spread the colour of it’s wings a little further.
I have tracked back your writing “from my site” to yours and along the way; in between frames, I also shared the image upon your page. I trust this is okay with you. Hugs! Sharon … and I hope somewhere on some page you receive this comment! :)