This is a rather ordinary street in the center of Comrat.
Hey, want to move to Canada? Apparently a lot of people in Moldova do.
One of our two main markets. I bought a gorgeous scarf here this week.
Some Communist Party graffiti. The last president was a Communist, but I think they're losing power. The political situation is weird.
We have a museum, but I haven't been yet. It's on my to-do list.
This is where I buy most of my groceries. It is pretty cool. It only opened up about a year ago. I keep my fingers crossed that it won't close due to the economic crisis.
This is the electric company. These are the people I blame when I have no electricity.
This street is named Gavrilova. See below...
There are several plaques around the city explaining why streets have certain names. I find this cute. I think this person was a World War II soldier. The picture didn't turn out too legible.
Here's a well. People in the villages get basically all their water from wells, but we have indoor plumbing, luckily!
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