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First day of new year Today I woke up at 14:30. We had guests - my sister with her little son(my nephew, he’s 1 year). I was playing with him and then went to city center. In bus I saw little cute kid, who had seen to me with opened mouth (I filmed him secretly).

I was walking and wandering about plenty people, because I thought January 1’st nobody walks on streets. I thought people feel bad after alcohol intoxication. But there are lot of people.

I went to cafe and read a book. Actually I wanted to go library, but it was closed. I like reading outside of home (I don’t know why). I finished to read “Of mice and men” of Steinbeck in English with Russian translation near every sentence. It was a very interesting (and sad) book with funny american slang from 30th of last century. Also I continued to read a book about world’s religions - today I read chapter about Zoroastrianism. It’s really easy to understanding book from soviet historic.

Now I’m going to home. Finita!

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First Day of the New Year

Today I woke up at 14:30. We had guests - my sister with her little son (my nephew, he’s 1 year old). I was playing with him and then went to the city center. In the bus I saw a little cute kid, who had looked at me with an opened mouth (I filmed him secretly).

I was walking and wondering why there were plenty people, because I thought on January 1’st nobody walks on the streets. I thought people would feel bad after too much alcohol intoxication. But there are a lot of people.

I went to a cafe and read a book. Actually I wanted to go to the library, but it was closed. I like reading outside of home (I don’t know why). I finished reading “Of Mice and Men” by Steinbeck in English with Russian translation near every sentence. It was a very interesting (and sad) book with funny American slang from the 30's of the last century. Also I continued to read a book about the world’s religions - today I read a chapter about Zoroastrianism. It’s really easy to understand a book from Soviet history.

Now I’m going home. Finita!

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