Phileas Fogg decided to travel in time with his\nservant Passpartout. They came to Georgia. It is 31st December 2021 just in\ntime for New Year. They are in Tbilisi, walking in the streets which are decorated\nwith colorful lights. They are surprised because they have never seen so many\nChristmas decorations and shops selling lots of gifts. Most importantly they\nare surprised that people wear face masks. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2018Who are you and why are you dressed in such\nstrange clothes?\u2019 asks a little girl who is standing beside her mother\nhand-in-hand. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2018Don\u2019t you have a home? Come to my house and\nlet\u2019s meet the New Year together.\u2019 Says the girl again. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2018Yes, indeed\u2019, says Mother. \u2018You can join us for\nNew Year\u2019s party, sir\u2019. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Phileas Fogg and Passpartout are happy about this\ninvitation as they do not have a place to stay. They together went to the\nlittle girl\u2019s house. The house is beautiful. Phileas Fogg and Passpartout are\nhappy to help lay the table. They tasted Georgian traditional New Year\u2019s food\nsuch as Satsivi, Gozinakhi and Churchkhela. They like them very much and ask\nthe hostess for the recipes. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

At twelve o\u2019clock great fireworks started outside.\nAt first the guests were scared of the noise and they hid under the table with the\nlittle puppy Skupi. Skupi was really frightened. Phileas tried to calm the\npuppy down and huged it. Then they together looked out of the window. Everyone\nwas cheerful and said \u2018Happy New Year\u2019. Phileas Fogg and passepartout\nenjoyed their stay in a Georgian family. Now they are going back home but they\npromise they will come back again next year. Meanwhile, they wish for the year\n2022 that people can smile and be happy without face masks and that dogs and\nbirds can be happy without the noise of crackers and fireworks. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

My wish for this year is to go to school and hug\nmy friends without any fear of Covid 19. May this year be the end of the\npandemic worldwide and people be happier, kinder and more cheerful!

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