Choice

I'm not sure I'll be able to handle this for much longer. Besides other issues, my blood pressure has been 120/60 for the past two weeks. It's not dangerous in itself, and the headaches aren't severe, but a difference of sixty is clearly a pathology. My grandfather, who is a doctor, believes it's related to my kidneys (which I complained about after arriving in Moscow – I started moving around more, and everything started hurting, lol; although I was diagnosed with kidney stones before – too bad they're not diamond). Kidney problems are unpredictable – today you can tolerate it, tomorrow you'll be fine, and the day after, you'll end up in the hospital. And the problem is that in Moscow, examining one organ for a foreign citizen will cost ten times more than examining all the organs in the abdominal cavity "back home," and treatment will be even more expensive. At least I'd like to return with some "trophy" (I went after a mammoth, but came back with a groundhog). But the money for food, internet, and treatment is a whole other story. There's a potential option to earn at least a minimum amount remotely. Considering how I've been feeling for the past week, I'm starting to think that I'm incapable of any work outside the home or even work in general. I had to stop training again. I don't have the strength.

but in 3 months, the "New Year's sales" will begin, and ideally, prices will rise in November, only to "fall" later.

And the dollar will likely reach 80 rubles by that time... Well, whatever, in any case, I need to assess the situation closer to the climax of the trip, which is still unclear – whether I'll stay or not.