Harut

Ձեր մարտի 8-ը շնորհավոր լինի, կնանիք...

no, i've never feared the ceremony or the dead body... you're right, it was like watching a cercuis (sorry to sound cynical)... in fact, some elderly in the neighborhood would encourage us to watch it, so the dead would take all our "dard u tsav"/"hivandutyu" with them... but out of blue, the thought that it could be me would come to me... and that was bad feeling... but that was when i was a little kid...

When I said Nalbandian had written about the “Yeraguyn” may have been a good example of jumping the gun, foot in mouth. Btw, in a song book that I bought at a street corner in Yerevan, published in 1993 (2 years after independence) the words “tshvar, anter” are still intact. However in a song book published in NY in 1919 we may have the original Nalbandian words. Compare each verse (some omitted from the modern version), and see where “Nayir nran yereq guynov” comes from. Proof that the words have been amended a few times to fit the status quo? Arpa, i don't know why you're complicating the whole issue... trying to find hidden messages... the piece is called "italatsi aghjka yerg@"... and that's what it is... italatsi aghjka yerg@... nalbandian may have had armenia in his heart when he wrote it... but he wrote it for italy... now, that it later was adopted as a national anthem, i think was just because of its resamblance to armenia's situation...

btw, i always got a kick out of Ler Kamsar's name... Ler kam Sar...

this was great... thanks Arpa...

please see your own post below... http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=71...143entry98143

oh what the hell... that's 'barekamoutyan hraparak'... and i had never seen so many cars there...

i'm trying to locate an official (or close to it) casualty numbers from both sides because of the conflict.. any sources would be appreciated... thank you

one won't work... you have to have one 'eg' and one 'vorrts'...

here is another hyeforum confession... as a 4-8-year-old kid i used to cry silently in my room because of the thought that i would die one day... most likely affected by those echelons of human mourners passing by our windows every time someone would die in the neighborhood...

anoush eghav, zavaks... de mi hat 20anots dir es grqi mej... shut...

mms://radio.yerevannights.com/videos/Alla Levonyan - Arax.wmv

it's not a laughing matter... it's sad... it's sad and unforturate... that is, to have a neighbor like that...

i grandmother was born and grew up in Naxijevan... lack of armenian schools in the region and general de-population of armenians made them leave to Yerevan region too...

i was asking about the old building... what do you think about having an old building showing in the backyard of a "modern" hotel?

G. Poghosian http://yerevan.ru/35mm/uploads/2006_02/7047.jpg

Martin Yorganz Superstar...

http://www.aramegallery.com/

http://www.liveinternet.ru//journalshowcom...postid=12250907

Rock Concert in Tsakhkatsor... http://forum.armkb.com/showthread.php?t=21736

i'm ashamed... i can't recoginze my city... where is this? http://www.armenianow.com/images/uploadedimages/ai138601.jpg

http://www.armenianow.com/?action=viewArti...33&IID=&lng=eng how sad to see that people see such laws not as something for them, to protect their health, etc... but as something just to please the foreigners... sad...

this is the pool area of the Congress Hotel in Yerevan (http://www.congresshotelyerevan.com). notice the old building on the right side... what do you think about it? tasteless? authentic? http://www.congresshotelyerevan.com/img/piscina.jpg

sorry, that was just an excerpt from the song you requested... che, chunem...

Դու, երգի՛ր, Արաքս, Իմ բախտ, իմ երազ, Ջան Արաքս, դու երգի՛ր կարոտն իմ, Դու, իմ մտերիմ...