Every place of origin is unique. This is especially true for Bukharian countries.
Where are you from? Whatis unique about the place you were born?

It can involve...
a) the mentality of the people {some people are more traditional or more aggressive than others}

b) beauty of the landscape

c) resources

d) lifestyle

e)other

Why dont you start...

I was born in Tashkent, but I never really felt that it was "my" city/home. Because I lived most of my life in Baht and NY. Why i liked Baht? I guess because i was little then. All I had to do was be a kid. We had a huge house there, a huge field where my parents could grow whatever they wanted, and a lot of free open space where to play and go crazy. We had apple, cherry, and apricot trees, that my brother and I climbed. We had a back yard where we had a lot of sand to play with/on and a swing. We had chickens, ducks, geese, a dog (He was a smart one. He walked himself and did not touch people on the street), and bees, that gave us honey.




I don't know, I just have so many sweet memories of that place. I miss it a lot.

I was born in Tashkent, but I never really felt that it was "my" city/home. Because I lived most of my life in Baht and NY. Why i liked Baht? I guess because i was little then. All I had to do was be a kid. We had a huge house there, a huge field where my parents could grow whatever they wanted, and a lot of free open space where to play and go crazy. We had apple, cherry, and apricot trees, that my brother and I climbed. We had a back yard where we had a lot of sand to play with/on and a swing. We had chickens, ducks, geese, a dog (He was a smart one. He walked himself and did not touch people on the street), and bees, that gave us honey.


I don't know, I just have so many sweet memories of that place. I miss it a lot.


So basically you grew up on a farm..

So basically you grew up on a farm..
No she grew up in a place where time didn't matter and a child could be a child with not a care in the world. She grew up in a peaceful society not in the crazy one we have now!

No she grew up in a place where time didn't matter and a child could be a child with not a care in the world. She grew up in a peaceful society not in the crazy one we have now!

Is this statement pro-communist? lol j/k ;)... Ahh yes, nothing like the Utopian dream..

So basically you grew up on a farm..

lol no.

You can't just summaraise what i wrote and call it a farm just to make sense. Some things can't be all black or white.

probably the fact that i wrote "field" and all the birds made you think that i lived on a farm?

Bol'shoe pole bilo ogorodom i bilo y nas neskol'ko ptichek. hehehe. Very different from what a farm is.

No she grew up in a place where time didn't matter and a child could be a child with not a care in the world. She grew up in a peaceful society not in the crazy one we have now!

Exactly!!!!

Thank you for being able to see the point of my post not the details. :love25:

mmda Baht, few know where it is
previously known as Velikiy Alekseyevsk
or something like that

идилия была в тихих городках просторного Узбекистана
черешня расцветала чудным урожаем
сажали деревья почти еженедельно и ходили на базар каждое воскресенье
с большой тачкой

mmda Baht, few know where it is
previously known as Velikiy Alekseyevsk
or something like that


heeeeeeeeeeeey, you're right! how do you know? :)

heeeeeeeeeeeey, you're right! how do you know? :)
We always passed through Baht, on our way to my grandmother's place.
It was a great journey on our "mers" (zhiguli).

[QUOTE=Tssipa]I was born in Tashkent, but I never really felt that it was "my" city/home. Because I lived most of my life in Baht and NY. Why i liked Baht? I guess because i was little then. All I had to do was be a kid. We had a huge house there, a huge field where my parents could grow whatever they wanted, and a lot of free open space where to play and go crazy. We had apple, cherry, and apricot trees, that my brother and I climbed. We had a back yard where we had a lot of sand to play with/on and a swing. We had chickens, ducks, geese, a dog (He was a smart one. He walked himself and did not touch people on the street), and bees, that gave us honey.


Your discription of Baht brought back some good old memories of my summers I enjoyed at my grandparents house in Baht, they had pretty much same lifestyle going threre as well :)

I did not expect this many people to know about Baht. Wow this feels good. :)

hmmmmm i remember one of my friends back in tashkent was from Baht. He used to tell me chto oni tam pchelovodstom zanimalis.

So basically you grew up on a farm..

LOL ... you know that really made me laugh... just wanted to comment on that.

Besides that...Tssipa really brough memories to me too. I was born in Tashkent, and lived 9 years of my life there. I guess the only time I remember being a kid was back then. I loved our HUGE backh yard, and all the cherries you can eat!... apples, water-mellons, tomatos, carots, not to mention my dog running after those chikens....those were deffinatly the good old days.
Right now of course I can't imagine living the same life, unless it's to go away on vacation for a few weeks. I guess New York has got me spoiled with their high prices and limited fields and trees. Time flies now more than ever, the older I bacome, so little time I have to reminisce on the good old days. Not to mention the fact that momories also fade away.
Yep...well still can't complain, New York is great, and can't go wrong with Central Park :) lol ...

No she grew up in a place where time didn't matter and a child could be a child with not a care in the world. She grew up in a peaceful society not in the crazy one we have now!
to tell you the truth, it is crazy everywhere...even at those times. You probably think this way because are so accustomed to loiving in this era. For example, before the transit horrors that occurred in London, Great Britain...everyone thought Europe was harmless and safe to be in, especially the tourists. But now, ppl look at the country with different eyes.
It is danderous everywhere, just be aware of the corner where you live in. No where is a guarantee of safety.

I did not expect this many people to know about Baht. Wow this feels good. :)
Its a small world honey.

Guess where I am originally from?....ahem ahem

hmmmmm i remember one of my friends back in tashkent was from Baht. He used to tell me chto oni tam pchelovodstom zanimalis.

lol, i hope you realize that you're talking about my brother. :D

Guess where I am originally from?....ahem ahem
Boy, that was hard~Dushanbe, Tajikistan...

Boy, that was hard~Dushanbe, Tajikistan...

oy kakoy ti prosto umnitsah :happy65:

oy kakoy ti prosto umnitsah :happy65:
oh, thank you. Thank you! :innoc04: