I met and married a terrific woman from Volgograd via the services of "Anastasia" marriage agency. I wrote to 4 women, 1 replied, and then another. Thus began an interesting correspondence, which continued for almost a year, and then I realized that time came to visit one of the ladies in Russia, in Volgograd. I chose only one that really captured my heart through the letters.
 She was every bit as beautiful, intelligent and interesting as she had seemed --but apparently I wasn't. After spending a couple of evenings together she let me know that, though she found me to be "an interesting and nice man" (not exactly what you want to hear from a woman with whom you're hoping to have a romantic relationship with), she wasn't interested in continuing to see me. [By the way, I'm not bad looking, but I'm hardly a candidate to appear on cover of GQ any time soon, either] This left me at loose ends in Volgograd in late November (Boy, was it cold!).
 The owners of the marriage agency offered me to arrange meetings with some other women and I agreed -- frankly, out of sheer boredom more than expectation of fostering a romantic relationship. I spent the next 2 evenings enjoyably with a couple of nice, attractive women; but, again, no romantic fireworks. Then I spent the day with Evgenia, and it was as if we'd known each other all our lives. I had to leave the next day, but we continued the relationship via E-mails, phone calls, and 2 more visits to Volgograd before we started processing the paperwork for a Fiance visa.
We are now married and living in California. Evgenia is a little homesick for her family and friends, but loves California. We have both struggled at times with the huge adjustment our marriage has made in our lives, but LOVE, PATIENCE and a SENSE OF HUMOR have made for a very happy 3 months since she arrived here in America. We both consider ourselves lucky to have found the other.
I wish you good luck in your business, and also to anyone willing to embark on an adventure similar to ours. Believe me what happiness you get when you find your beloved one and after all the hurdles you overcome you start to enjoy and realize how dear you are two to each other and how it was worthy to come across all this preventions and obstacles, it's more ordeal when you are apart. What I can say is that we are masters of our lives and we have to struggle up to the end for our LOVE and never lose hope.
Dave
Presented by Anastasia Affiliate "Chance of Volgograd"
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