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Cider rumble After drinking a bottle of cider this fine evening I felt the urge to write something here. I've got no idea what to write about. Let it be long-term life plans and a little bit of grammar experimentation. So I happen to have lived (never said anything like that) in France for 3 years, I studied in the Russian ambassy in Paris so it was a Russian school. I graduated from there about 6 years ago and then successfully forgot French 'cus in school it was torture to learn two languages, even with English... I started loving it only after getting into university. The reason was that I noticed how better films and video games are if you percieve them with the original (mostly English) language. Anyway, continuing the ramble, after getting my bachelor degree I happened to go to the army for a year and now I'm working as an English teacher for Russian students. No worries, I'm don't make as many mistakes as I'm probably gonna make here. And I teach mostly basic grammar and speaking skills without preparing my students for English exams. So after watching a few vids from Matt d'Avella (I guess that's his name) I started thinking about saving some money and moving to France or any English speaking country just to learn and perfect English or French. Alright, I think I'm done. Have you got any experience moving to another country for similar reasons? Have you thought about doing it? Have a great night or day or whatever the time's now in your timezone! Cheers! P.S. oh yah, not rumble. Mumble.

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