Statue of Stephen Cel Mare (Stephen the Great)
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Experiencing Life After Moldova
Shauna in Moldova
By the Flag of Moldova at Pre-Field Orientation
About Me
- Shauna C
- I spent nearly a year in Moldova home schooling American kids. I learned a ton! I am so thankful for the opportunity to live in and experience life in a different culture. I highly recommend it.
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Information about Moldova
Moldova, an ancient land of castles, was frequently controlled by invading forces throughout its long history, including those from Hungary, Poland, and the Turkish Ottoman Empire. After a long association with Romania, it was absorbed into the former Soviet Union (USSR) during World War II. It then gained its independence from Russia in 1991, to become an independent, neutral state. Famed for sparkling wine production, at one time it supplied Russia with over 300 million bottles of wine annually. Still suffering from the impact of the former Communist system, its future now rests on the fertile land, as it's ideally suited for a variety of agricultural industries.
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After my Newest Haircut/Style- Feb. 2008
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Soroca, Moldova Feb. 2008
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Experiencing Life in Moldova....some of my activities here...
learning the language, taking the public transportation, teaching, learning to trust God in a whole new way, having fun, relaxing, studying, reading, hanging out with friends, meeting new people, learning to cook, shopping, taking walks through the park, starting to like coffee...
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