Veronica Borshcheva, her sister Olga, and Tatiana Gurina are English teachers at Sevastopol State University in Crimea. I had the distinct pleasure of meeting them and some of their students on my trip to Russia and Crimea in May. It is easy to fall in love with Russians and their beautiful country. They are indeed a friendly and peaceful people. The students are lucky to have wonderful teachers as Veronica, Olga, and Tatiana.
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