Being May 1, a public holiday, and the weather looked to be better than it had been in a while, Rasa decided we all needed to take the day off and do something. “What?” You ask. That’s the fun of this. When she wakes up in the morning and says we should do something, we never quite know what it is we’re going to do.
On this particular Friday, after doing a little bit of research, Rasa found a place called Unopark, which offered exploratory paths through the forest a little north of Vilnius. Now, long time readers will remember Father’s Day two years ago, when we took one of the most painful walks ever through a forest path. This was in the back of my mind as we loaded up the car and headed out.
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So let’s break this down. What is this question actually asking? How much depth do we get into? Do we look at the micro or the macro? I suppose that’s the mark of a good question though, huh? That you can read many interpretations into it and approach it with whatever angle you want. 
A few months back, I saw that 
Today was an auspicious day. In the US, for the first time in history, a woman led a major political party in a bid for the presidency. Rasa turned 24. And we went and got Monki registered as an American citizen. 
A couple of months back, I was approached by my friend Aiste about helping out at a charity auction. Aiste is a writer and filmmaker. She’s also one of those people who knows absolutely everyone and is involved with all sorts of great causes and events. Through her I’ve had a couple of interesting 
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