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The common suffix for Georgian last names is -shvilli or -dze, like in Kvitalashvilli and Tutberidze. Niyaz in her last name probably points to one of many Muslim ethnicities in her background.Why do you think Stalin wasn't known by his real surname?
I brought him up because Polina's surname starts the same way. Which started me wondering - has she got Georgian ancestry? And if she does, why did she not opt to represent them?
Is she a recent arrival to Hungary, or has she always been there?
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@anonymoose_au - thank you for the mention, but my poor crepe paper, wire and miles of florist tape couldn't compare to THIS real thing in such sizeUmmmm...WHAT?! *scurring quickly from work fires to be put down to check KnC*


From her last name, I would have more so expected her to have Turkic ancestry - Kazhastan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, not necessarily Georgian.Has she got Georgian ancestry? And if she does, why did she not opt to represent them?
She started representing Hungary last season, prior to that she competed domestically in Russia, where she was born and raised (and still lives and trains).Is she a recent arrival to Hungary, or has she always been there?
Looks like you have your goals set out for you!@anonymoose_au - thank you for the mention, but my poor crepe paper, wire and miles of florist tape couldn't compare to THIS real thing in such size
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I thought about making huge single flowers to gift, but travelling logistics of being solo plus trying to be inside budget are my enemies. Besides, what's good for decoration is not necessarily the most practical as a giftLooks like you have your goals set out for you!![]()
It looks like one of your flower crowns, but giant!Ummmm...WHAT?! *scurring quickly from work fires to be put down to check KnC*