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31/07/2026

In Tbilisi, you do not always need to walk to the shop when you run out of salt.
Sometimes it simply comes down from the third floor - in a wicker basket tied to a clothesline.
No one in the courtyard finds this strange. It is simply a kind of logistics the rest of the world has not invented yet.
đź“– You can read the prologue and the first five chapters of Nobody Told Me About Tbilisi on my website. Link in bio.
Has anyone ever sent something down to you from a balcony?
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The Salt That Comes Down from the Third Floor 🧂One day I ran out of salt.I grabbed a bag and set off for the shop, but I...
31/07/2026

The Salt That Comes Down from the Third Floor 🧂
One day I ran out of salt.
I grabbed a bag and set off for the shop, but I made it only as far as the courtyard.
“Where are you going?” asked the neighbor from the third floor.
“For salt.”
“Why?!”
A minute later, the salt really did come down from the third floor - in a wicker basket tied to a clothesline.
No one in the courtyard found this strange.
It was simply a kind of Tbilisi logistics the rest of the world has not invented yet.
đź“– You can read the prologue and the first five chapters of Nobody Told Me About Tbilisi on my website. Link in bio.
Has anyone ever sent something down to you from a balcony?
Follow, like, and leave a comment - I read everything and truly love hearing from you ❤️
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Chapter 3. On Balconies, Where Half of Life Is KeptIf a flat in Tbilisi has a balcony, that is where life actually happe...
23/07/2026

Chapter 3. On Balconies, Where Half of Life Is Kept
If a flat in Tbilisi has a balcony, that is where life actually happens.
It holds jars of ajika, an old sewing machine, flower pots that will “come in handy any day now,” drying laundry — and a cat who steps outside every morning to make sure the city is still there.
Balconies are also where the neighbourhood news travels: who has started renovating, what is cooking upstairs, and what is wrong with kids these days.
In Tbilisi, information travels vertically — from balcony to balcony. Phones are for people who somehow managed to miss it.
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22/07/2026

Why Life in Tbilisi Happens on the Balcony

In Tbilisi, a balcony is much more than an extra part of a flat.
It is where jars of ajika are stored, laundry dries, flower pots wait for their moment, and neighbours settle life’s biggest questions: who won the match, what is wrong with kids these days, and what was cooking on the third floor.
And every morning, a cat steps outside to make sure the city is still there.
This is the full narrated version of Chapter 3 from Nobody Told Me About Tbilisi:
On Balconies, Where Half of Life Is Kept.

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19/07/2026

Word of the day: shoti 🥖 Be honest — have you ever made it home with a whole hot one?
Fresh shoti never survives the walk home. A small chapter about Tbilisi.
You can read the book on Telegram — new chapters every week. Link in bio.


18/07/2026

Someone in Tbilisi has surely carried a whole hot shoti home. I’ve just never met them 🥖
There must be someone who’s made it home with an untouched shoti. A small chapter about Tbilisi.
Maybe you’re the one who actually made it home?
You can read the book on Telegram — new chapters every week. Link in bio.


17/07/2026

«Was it really that small?» No — it was much bigger. They never believe me 🥖
You leave the bakery with a whole loaf and arrive with half. A small chapter about Tbilisi.
You can read the book on Telegram — new chapters every week. Link in bio.


16/07/2026

«Hot?» «Hot.» «Let me try.» The unwritten law of a fresh shoti 🥖
Carry a fresh shoti down the street and someone will always ask for a piece. A small chapter about Tbilisi.
Has anyone ever asked you for «just a piece»?
You can read the book on Telegram — new chapters every week. Link in bio.


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