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April's plans
Hi, I want to share some plans with you here and hope it gives some inspiration to you too.
For the last three years I have worked at the same place and usually couldn't find time for anything. All the days were the same: I would wake up, get dressed, eat (or usually not), go to work, do a lot (but of course not everything which I could), go back home and sleep. The part of relaxing was really important, especially because I have never felt enough of this. Also these experiments like becoming an 'early bird', doing more sport activities etc, didnt give enough results. What did I do wrong? And is it possible to do everything good and at the same time have enough resources for something else except work?
After this time I stopped for a moment and looked back. Now I have a huge collection of books 'for tomorrow' and some ideas what to do - also 'for tomorrow'. The last time when I had a huge vacation was a period around 2 years ago when I sailed on a big ship. It was a very intensive time, which gave a lot of ideas. I also understood exactly that I needed a good 'harbour' (or 'homebase') because after every travel it is so good to have a place where you can back to.
So I decided to quit for three or four months to get a chance just to read, learn languages and - I hope - to pass English exam (I rewrite this aim every year from one notebook to another and I'm still not sure if I can do my best at this exam - I think about IELTS).
May be it was not the best decision in the life (especially because of the crysis in Russia, the best part - I live in Moscow and here is much easier to find the job that in any other place in this country), but I am not sure I have any great people close to me, who really knows what to do with their lives. For example, if (in common) we live til 70 years old, it means we don't have much time for 'everything' and we really have to choose between one possibilities and others. The crazy idea 'to have everything' just means will become unhopeless sufferers.
I hope this vacation time will give some good ideas for future.
What are your plans for life? (or life-long goals/ambitions)0 votedApril 7, 20150- Russian Handwriting help!
Hi, I'm a pre-intermediate Russian Language student, I can read and type Russian very well.
However my handwriting is terrible! At the moment my Russian handwriting looks like a Chimpanzee wrote it!
I have 2 pages from 'teach yourself Russian' which doesn't full explain handwriting.
Are there any websites which can help me form the letter shapes and allow me to write in cursive?
Any other advice would be fantastic
Thanks in advance
Tony
February 5, 201560 I completely agree, especially if you take the USA and the UK as examples. Both speak 'English', however our cultures are almost alien to one and other. It's only recently (I mean without the last 50-60 years) thanks to the influx of American TV and Movies, that the two cultures (and vocabulary) have started to merge slightly.
America has very much made its mark on the English language - mainly through spelling, vocabularly choice and certainly pronunciation.And yes, Christina - it's always fun when someone from the UK uses a British Idiom with an American, usually resulting in "excuse me?" haha.
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