Work Events

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One thing that is very different with Mike's job here in Moscow are all of the work events. I absolutely love any time that I can tag along. I'm a stay at home Mom. Most of the time I wear yoga pants. I think I like it because it's a change. It's not mandatory for me to attend, and it doesn't happen that often. We were able to attend a Concert and Reception at the Cultural Center of the Russian Federation Armed Forces. 

Mike snapping a picture before the show.
This Lady played some of the most moving music I have ever heard.
Look at that beautiful stage!
Behind Russian Military Unit Flags
 We got to see Vladimir Matorin a famous Russian Opera singer. He is considered one of the greatest contemporary bass singers in Russia. This is one of those rare right place, at the right time moments.

Group Photo with Vladimir Matorin. 

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