#russian dream

[queenbrittanymarie]

Versace Rosenthal Russian Dream Sugar Bowl

Versace Rosenthal Russian Dream Sugar Bowl Great condition with no chips or cracks, but may have light scratches or minor trim wear. What a rare find! 2 1/2 inches

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Versace - Russian Dream - Fine Porcelain Creamer

Versace covered cream dish. Great quality German porcelain by Rosenthal Studio Line. Design is "RUSSIAN DREAM" - Donatella Versace's composition adds modern contemporary elements to classical themes - Vibrant colors include light (sky) blue, lime green, gold, red, dark blue, black, and purple with gilt accents Measures 3.94 inches tall (with lid) and 3.39 inches wide from the spout to the handle (10.01cm tall, 8.62cm wide)

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*Like New* Vintage Versace Dinner Plates

*Like New* Vintage Versace Dinner Plates These are beautiful, colorful, authentic and no longer available retail. The Russian Dream collection by Versace Rosenthal is a classic design. These are the dinner plates that measure 10 1/2 inches wide. Such a fantastic item to add to any collectors set. Rare find!

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[dreamjourn]

6-12-17 8:46 AM

I haven't posted in a while because my dreams haven't been really memorable, I wake up and I forget what they're about. But anyway, here's the one from last night: My friends Bri and Lexi and I were traveling in St. Petersburg, Russia. I actually dreamed in Russian, which hasn't ever happened before. I was on the metro with them and Bri had to meet with a politician or something and it was important that we get to the office. We had a metro section completely to ourselves, but a creepy guy came up and started asking way-too-personal questions. I asked him to leave, and then out of nowhere my Russian professor Svetlana came out of the other metro section and talked to me in Russian about different things. There was also another part where I was outside a warehouse but I can't really remember it that well.

[misentropy]

The Russian Dream

From Slate : Do other countries have national catchphrases? :

That said, the generic principle of the American dream—an identifiable vision of what it means to be middle class, and a path to achieving that—exists in some way in lots of different places. For example, in a book that plays off the American dream idea, called The European Dream, the author voices some sense of a European equivalent. In the European Dream, community relationships are more important than individual autonomy, quality of life is more important than wealth accumulation, and the prevailing attitude is "work to live" not "live to work."

In Russia today, a sign that a person has arrived in the middle class is not home ownership (Russians actually have a rather complicated relationship with housing and mortgages) but the ability to travel abroad—a relic of all the years when Russia was a closed country. A 2009 novel about the corrupt world of Russian politics (supposedly written under a pen name by one of Putin's aides) describes Moscow cocktail parties in which the first question people ask each other upon greeting is "So where have you traveled recently?"