Letters of invitation

[James Bailey]

Natasha,
      Thanks for the suggestion.  As luck would have it my colleague wrote
the same day that she had received the invitation and had mailed it.  So
things are moving but it might be hard to get a ticket for that time of
year.  Meanwhile I messed up my left knee and am hobbling around with a
cane.  Scarcely a way to go to Russia.
      And what is happening with the next issue of SEEFA?  We should have
more than enough to go. So far no answer from Panchenko.  Do you want me to
send the thing now?  As an attachment in Word?
      Jim

At 01:36 PM 4/27/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Dear Jim (and other subscribers to the list),
>         The mails are notoriously unreliable.  Have your
>invitation faxed.  Just recently, I requested an invitation
>from Ukraine.  I asked for a letter and asked for a fax, too,
>just in case.  Fax came promptly.  The letter, sent registered
>mail, took something like 2 weeks.
>         The other option is various agencies that arrange
>travel and stays in Russia.  At least one or 2 responded to my
>post to SEELANGS asking about getting visas here or in Moscow.
>
>Natasha
>
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