ReflectionsYouth
Homesick
They say, “absence makes the heart grow fonder.” I have to admit that’s true. For the past five years, I have visited Armenia at least once every year for various reasons. This summer, I decided to pursue my education here in Boston, which consequently meant that I would not be able to travel to Armenia. It was a hard decision, but everyday is just one day closer to landing at
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Lovely article by Ani Khachatourian!
“Our traditions are really unlike anyone else’s. Our language, our history, our culture, our songs…” Yes, absolutely, as well as our unique Armenian surnames.
“SA HAYASTANN E YEV VERJ”
Yev minchev verj menq pashtpanelu enq mer poqrik Hayastan@!