My name is Russialit, and I live in Texas. I’m not sure what I do for a living, but I love to cook. I’m a wife and a mother, and I love to share my passion with others.
I’m currently a blogger, although a few years ago I decided to quit to pursue writing full-time. I still love to cook, and I still love to write, but I’m no longer the person I once was.
I’ve written up my thoughts here on russianlit.com, but I figured I’d share them with you here too since I know you are interested in what I have to say.
I guess it’s time to start explaining what I do. russialit is an online community that I run for a few reasons. I mostly run it as a hobby and a way to communicate with the people I enjoy most in the online world, but I have started a few other blog sites and a few social media accounts.
russianlit.com is the one I started, it is where I keep all my russian-language russian-related blogs, it is where my russian-language russian-related Twitter links to, and it is where I regularly publish my russian-language russian-related email.
russialit.com, I’m sure you’re familiar with it, is where I run my russian-language russian-related blog and where I publish my russian-language russian-related email. I started russialit back in 1998, when I was a college freshman, and I’ve been a blog writer since 1999. I have run russianlit.
Like most of the other blogs I run, russialit is a forum for russian-language russian-related discussions. The russian-language russian-related discussion is my blog, the russian-language russian-related email is my email account, and the russian-language russian-related Twitter links to my twitter account, which is where I post russian-language russian-related tweets and retweet other russian-language russian-related tweets.
I started this blog (and my email and my Twitter account) back in 1999 and have continued to update it since then.
My blog is a place where I can write russian-language russian-related posts in my native language, and the russian-language russian-related posts I receive in my email and my twitter account will be in russian, all in a way that doesn’t look greek to other russians.
I find russian-language tweets to be most amusing because they are in russian but they do not look greek. Just look at my russian-language russian-related tweets in the past and you will see what I mean.