It’s 1 year for me to graduate and as far as I enjoyed my time living in Tbilisi . I miss my home alot and o realized not alot of people are like me infact no one misses their home or family that much . I know I am like that and it feels really lonely sometimes. I have friends but i am not their first priority , all i want is someone to talk to so i feel a little less miserable.
Thank you for reading the rant

I arrived here today I’m staying near old city and I wanted to buy a small pack of berries and they told me it was 35 Lari. Seemed too expensive so I passed. Are those the prices here?? If not, where can I get cheaper fruit?

I am a complete beginner, wanna try myself in archery, cause when i was a kid i used to do a bit of archery. If anyone know any info about such places in Tbilisi, like prices, equipment and how it all works - please let me know!

If someone asked me what the worst place in Tbilisi is, I’d say without hesitation that it’s the passageway between the subway lines.

Are there any places worse than that?

Sorry if this question is stupid in some way, but it is what it is.

I bought a bottle of the green top milk from a supermarket, and I noticed it smelled terrible and kept getting worse. I presumed the shop stored it badly or something.

I chucked it and got the same kind of milk from Spar. Within a day I noticed the same problem.

So, fed up, I got a tetra pak style carton of milk.

Same problem again, and I feel a bit unwell.

I'm refrigerating normally etc.

Any idea what's going on?

Are there still ATMs that are not charging by the percentage? I’m not willing to pay $18-30 in atm fees to pay rent. I have a US bank where I get my direct deposits and BoG I add cash to.