Mad time I had absolutely breaked head after our friday lesson. Two days I coudn't think about English. But new week started, and I should. We studied Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous tenses - and it is an awful tenses. We haven't any analogy in Russian. And I can't undrstand where and in what cases I need use this tenses. Ok. I have expirience of horse-riding. Should I use the Present Perfect or Past Simple, when I tell about it? I'm not riding now, I finised my education, but I have this expirience. And what's correct - "I have ridden on horeses for three years" or "I rode on horses for three years"? Or there are another terrible tenses to say it? My cat is lying on my knees, another cat is eating, dog is sleeping in hall. I'm writing this text - it's hard for me, I'm thinking over every word, but it is the only way to remember new words and grammar rules - when I speak i never think about grammar. Or I speak, or I think about rules. And I must know this rules, know so good, that I can use it without thinking. Well. I should to use this terrible Perfect tenses. I have studied English on intensive programm since New Year. I have never been in another country (except Ukraine), but I want to change it. I want to see the world, other people. I want to study in Canada university. And I have to get this language. I have given the really mad time to myself. Yesterday I acquainted with one woman. She is English teacher in another language-school, she's from Britain. She said - "English is simple first and hard second, Russian is hard first and easy second". I didn't believe. For me all language hard on first steps. But our meeting was a sign for me. I was on photography, I made photos of children who had a kind of music lesson - my friends doing something about music-stories, mix music and musical history, entertainment, games. Every lesson have a topic. This topic called "Five o'clock tea with Benjamin Britten from Great Britain, or Big Music of small country". And they invited Sarah - the teacher - on this lesson. I never thought that I can met english-native-speaker that time, but I had about 30 minutes trening in lestening and speaking. And English have started appear around me - I want or I don't want. Interesting time, hard time, mad time. A dayly photo? This one made on this music-lessons.

Swimming head I had second English lesson today. Subject was idiomes and Present Simple and Continues tenses. I marked that I can uderstand Mike better. But after 2 hours listening my head was swimming. Really, I like this idiom, it's very true for my feeling. May be it's boring, but I really need to have some practice with grammar. I try to use only this tenses in my text today. My dog, Zarema, lying near me and looking on my cat. Cat looking on dog so scornfully, that I laugh. I'm hearing music - Placebo, "Post blue" and writing this text. I like music very mach, unimportant style, pop or rock, Russian, or English or French, or Spanish... And I like to find new expressive, strong music and singers. I found some last year. It's Putty Smith, Wax Tailor, Jay Khan, Gene Pitney, Amy MacDonald, Pentatonix, Brainstorm. My favorite song by Brainstorm is "May be". Brainstorm is a Russian singer who sing on English. And I really like Mylene Farmer. She had a show in Moscow last year, and I was here. She really fantastic, does she? Sometimes I feel that I never can use English grammar correct. But I remembered Russian grammar yesterday... Really, I never think about our grammar - I speak and all, but is really hard and unuderstandable. Do I use last word correct? I'm cooking it this moment. I'm going to a walk with Zarema. It's so cold outdoor! And one daily photo. I made it in Moscow metro.

Russian bureaucracy I hate this. Yeah, I execrate every time that I need to go any government department. One bureaucrat looked on my passport not long ago and said that it's spoiled. It's not true, I think he had nothing to do. It's jast scruffy may be, not spoiled. And I can't did my point that time and went to passport office to change passport. The head sent me to cabinet 2, after stayed 2 hours at queue another head sent me to cabinet 4, after stayed hours at queue another bureaucrat sent me to cabinet 7... I stayed in queue about 6 hour for two papers and two signatore. They needed a copy of my old passport twice - and I went to street and looking for Xerox twice, when Xerox stayed in their cabinet. Well. New passport well be ready in two month. I was cold, evil and had ill. The queue were on draft. I'm very evil now. But... one more photo. It were in Moscow metro

Second day I had first English lesson on language courses today - next three month I will get three lessons per a week. I start in Inremediate group, and it's level slightly hard for me - but it's very interesting. Our teacher, young impressive black-american man speeks very fast, and sometimes I hear only blah-blah-blah... His name Michael, and he has lived in Russia two years. And I need to find 20 english idiomes for next lesson! And repeate grammar and tenses... Also, I had a dog-lesson with our handler today becoase I'm going to dog's exibition next week. Zarema did her exercises very well! What else... Yesterday was a day of psuchdrama. It's very powerful and interesting terapist technices. I try to tell about it more - but later. And one another photo for you ^) She's Zarema on her first exibition. We winned that time!