Departure time -3 hours

I've been surfing the net for more information on Armenia and Yerevan in order to form a vague expectation of my near-future home base. Unfortunately, the internet does not have much to say about what one can look forward to in Armenia lest for churches and museums (BO-RING). I'm quite sure –or at least I am trying to reassure myself- that there is more to Yerevan than just a handful of churches. I is heard a lot about greeaaat Russian Prostitutes... WAwawiwa! For realz though, I read a government warning from the american embassy that if you're staying at a hotel, your room might be bugged and your phone, tapped!! Eerr, wasn't this practice heavily used in Moscow and East Berlin during the Cold War??!!! (ps: it's a rhetorical question, I KNOW it was a practice used during the Cold War...) I'm not staying at a hotel though, but I won't be discussing local politics with anyone in my apartment, that's for sure!

Otherwise, the weather will be nice until end of June, staying in the mid-to high-20's. Then in July and August, the temperatures may reach a maximum of 35 degrees Celsius (let's hope it doesn't get to that... y'all know how I do badly in the heat.) 

So yeah... Hot Temperatures + Armenian version of the Patriot Act = Tatiana going psycho!!! Argh, what the hell... if I end up in a Hayastanii jail cell, at least I'll have an original topic and a great deal of time to write a book!