I love to travel ✈

Good morning!

Where was the last place you went on holiday?
I went on my last holiday to New York with my parents. On 3 September 2011, my parents got married and we went to NY for their honeymoon. I visited the MOMA museum MOMA and go went to the Central Park, I went to the lighted World Trade Center, Fifth Avenue, Times Square and many (other) impressive sites of the city. If I had money, I would live in NY. I had also traveled to Paris, London, Frankfurt and Amsterdam. When I travel, I buy gifts for my family, but I can't buy gifts in such expensive places expensives, so I buy them in cheap shops.

Goodbye ㋡

This photo was made taken by my father! ❥

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A lot of proper nouns for geographic locations need a "the", but Central Park doesn't for some reason. Just a tiny correction in any case.

Walk by foot <em>(Maybe "travelling by/on foot" because if you walk, it's understood that you are using your feet to walk)</em>

I like to travel by foot. It's very very interesting! You can make a route <em>("create a route" is more natural to say)</em> with some interesting places or compete with your friends and see who will <em>quicker come to the finish in different ways </em><em>(maybe just "finish first" or "reach the destination first using their own paths")</em>!

Today I had such a day. My friend and I walked from one metro station to another. You know... the distance between two stations is realy big (unlike in Paris). It is about 2 or 3 km and I walked from Kurskaya to Baumanskaya. I wanted to go to Elektrozavoskaya, but my friend had some issues.

Walk for pleasure in your (own) city/town! You will find more interesting places that you've never known! And of course, you will be in good mood:)
Good Luck!

P.S. While you'll walk in the streets your city/town, take photos! You can make a photo album about your walks and adventures or make a post in (some) social websites!

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Indeed, I lived in St. Petersburg for 7 weeks. I had to walk 15 minutes every day to get to Primorskaya. Sometimes I took a different path to get to a metro station, and I would always discover some cute landmarks.

One of my old write's (maybe "entries"?).

— ...When I was young, I thought a lot about the world's system <em>(maybe just "the world" or "how the world works")</em>. I pretended to observe from another planet to whom where people is are NOT people. They are mysterious and fantastic creatures, and their ordinary functions is my investigation's object <em>(more natural is "the object of my investigation")</em>. I thought about them, about their lives arranging. For example: there are thirty little kids (I see them like as abstract beings), and in front of them, stays appears an adult specimen and talking about different trifles, <em>which doesn't need for somebody, and kids understand it, but an adults can't understand! In the end kids becoming blinkered like earlier generation.</em> And I was surprised about this one thing named called "religion". We can imagine the man or the creature and idolize it. But imagine the creature and appearing to other people, who doesn't idolize our (own) creature and saying "your idol is nonsence. You need to worship OUR god, not YOURS" and start to killing ourselves... This is real nonsence. I thought about in this for a long while <em>("for a long time" is a bit more colloquial)</em> and decided to stop. <em>It was impossible for little kid's consciousness</em>.

I'm not sure what you meant where I highlighted in the weird green color, but good job for explaining in English something that is a bit complicated. It's not very easy!

Take it easy!

When we are tired, disheartened and stressed, we have to take it easy! We should to breathe deeply, to look at nature and to thank God for our lives!
Sometimes, I need to load up my energy, so I look (up) at the sky and feel pure air.
We should to pay attention to the simple life and to be thankful for to be being alive.

After "should", "will", "shall", "can", "would", "could" (these are called modal verbs), you don't need the "to" before the verb (so you don't need "to" in the rest of your sentence).

But yup, it's always good to look at the simple things and not take them for granted.