In November of 1990 we got a call from a friend in Juneau.  Juneau was trying to put together the first US citizen delegation to visit Vladivostok in more than 50 years.  They wanted kids who could spend a week in a Vladivostok English language school and adults who could accompany them to discuss business relations.  Were we interested? Suzi immediately committed the two of us but said she would have to ask the kids.  Our friend, Terry, said “You can commit Rich but not your sons?”  What she didn’t know was that, after our visit to Prague for … Continue reading Russia, Vladivostok 1990