Errands and Assignments in Moscow and the Rest of Russia Since 1994 | Your eyes and years, your feet and hands in Russia. Getting me to act on your behalf is the next best thing to being here yourself. From single errands to ongoing support. No job too small. In fact my core client is an individual or a small business owner who need a support partner of the same scale. Economy and efficiency. No frills. My car is 15 year old, my computers are a shock to the maintenance guys, and I work out of the bedroom corner, and at times even out of a camper. But no matter where I am, I respond right away, I don’t procrastinate, and I get things done quick, cheap, and with a minimum of fuss.

“Ideas for Russian bride seekers” page updated

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Pasha

The page is still a draft but I dare to hope that it may be of use to Russian bride seekers even as it is. See http://oldmanfriday.com/services/for-individuals/russian-brides/ideas-for-russian-bride-seekers. The more I look at what’s around through the Russian bride seeker’s eyes the more I realize that the situation here is bursting with opportunities to meet quality women. Just be active and show you are a giver. Offer yourself as an English teacher. Do charity work. Don’t position yourself as a user who signed up to a dating agency to get a better deal with minimal effort. A user is a loser. Anybody out there who sees the point? I’ve had several enquiries from Russian bride seekers as of recent. Some have become paying clients. But NONE are ready to do the right thing!!! NONE!!!!

Updated slightly my Collection of Women

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Pasha

See Services > Personal > Russian brides > My small collection of women up for grabs.

Please note the latest addition, Nargis, 42, criminal lawer, a 2nd generation Muscovite of Armenian and Uzbek descent. . One of the few women who got their act together. Recommended fully for a decent mature 50+ gent. Write to paul_voytinsky@yahoo.com for details.

“Send me this link in English!”

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Pasha

Found a link to a resource of possible interest to a client. Sent a link to this LARGELY GRAPHIC resource to client who responded with “Can you send me this link in English?”.

The proper reaction would have been to look at the pictures and, if the resource is indeed of interest, do a machine translation. If it is what’s needed then yes, it would be time to get me to translate the page. Or to act on client’s behalf. Or he could have asked me to translate the page. But “Can you send me this link in English” does not make sense. Or does it? Am I getting dangerously tires? First hints of upcoming senility?

Person search in progress

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Pasha

An old woman in Kandalaksha, Murmansk region, asked me to see if I can find her relatives in Canada. In the 50s somebody apparently made an attempt to find her but at the time having relatives abroad was close – next too or almost synonymous – with espionage. So not only she ignored the letter but as an extra precaution went to the authorities to claim it was a mistake. But now the times are slightly different.

For starters I’m exploring www.canada411.ca for names that may relate.

IF YOU HAPPEN TO BE GOOD AT THIS TYPE OF SEARCHES PLEASE HELP! I’LL PROVIDE ALL THE INFO!

Key words:

Zinovia Stanislavovna RUTKA
Mikhail Danilovich RUTKA
Anna Stanislavovna RUTKA (maiden IZHAK or EZHAK or YEZHAK)
Evdokia Stanislavovna IZHAK
Her husband BUGA or BUGOVICH (from Ternopol, Ukraine)
Their daughers Anna, Stefania, and Evdokia