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Plans for the summer Our world became so unpredictable these days, that I find it difficult and unpleasant to plan anything serious, such as a flight to another country. My parents live far from here, so they are missing me and my family and they ask me in each conversation (usually once a week) how and when we are going to meet them. I can't answer and I don't intend to solve this problem until all the restrictions are removed. I've heard that we are already allowed to fly to some countries, but I don't know which rules are applied now at the airports, in planes and taxis. I live in Czechia and we still must wear masks while traveling by public transport, as well as in shops and in entertainment centers. In a word, everywhere indoors we are in masks, except of home. I think that traveling with kids is tough enough to add some additional stress, so we prefer to not even consider flying in a mask. But meeting my parents is a really precious thing, so maybe in some weeks they can fly to us. I want to cry thinking that we won't swim in the sea this year - it'd be a great resource of energy for me, but we can plan another trips, shorter and within our country. I'd like to see some of the Czech lakes and swim there, maybe rent a pretty little house near the mountains, so that the kids could spend enough time outdoors. I also want to see several admirable Czech castles, such as Karlshtein and Lednice. Except of traveling, we have some things to do with our documents: we're going to do all the paperwork to receive a parent's allowance for our daughter. After this I'd like to get a legal advice on how I can work here as a private teacher. The main and the most difficult part of my plan is about friendships and socialisation. Nobody in our family has enough communication after the move and it concerns me more than any other problems. So we should arrange some meetings. It isn't a very cheerful essay, but I wish everyone a nice summer with many recreational activities!

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Our world became so unpredictable these days, that I find it difficult and unpleasant to plan anything serious, such as a flight to another country.

My parents live far from here, so they are missing me and my family and they ask me in each conversation (usually once a week) how and when we are going to meet them. I can't answer and I don't intend to solve this problem until all the restrictions are removed. I've heard that we are already allowed to fly to some countries, but I don't know which rules are applied now at the airports, in planes and taxis. I live in Czechia and we still must wear masks while traveling by public transport, as well as in shops and in entertainment centers. In a word, everywhere indoors we wear masks, except at home. I think that traveling with kids is tough enough to add some additional stress, so we prefer to not even consider flying with a mask. But meeting my parents is a really precious thing, so maybe in some weeks they can fly to visit us.

I want to cry thinking that we won't swim in the sea this year - it'd be a great resource of energy for me, but we can plan other trips, shorter and within our country. I'd like to see some of the Czech lakes and swim there, maybe rent a pretty little house near the mountains, so that the kids could spend enough time outdoors. I also want to see several admirable Czech castles, such as Karlshtein and Lednice.

Apart from traveling, we have some things to do with our documents: we're going to do all the paperwork to receive a parent's allowance for our daughter. After this I'd like to get a legal advice on how I can work here as a private teacher.

The main and the most difficult part of my plan is about friendships and socialisation. Nobody in our family has enough communication after the move and it concerns me more than any other problems. So we should arrange some meetings.

It isn't a very cheerful essay, but I wish everyone a nice summer with many recreational activities!

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