A Film "Ludwig"

At first, as usual, I planned thousands of things to do, but when the two weeks of vacation were over, I realised that I had done almost nothing. I was extremely disappointed with myself, and felt "useless". But now, as I look back, I realize just how productive It actually was! I got to rest, which is undoubtedly important, I enjoyed the time spent alone, and I read the books and fanfics that I liked best. Besides watching movies, I finished my story and started another, which seemed to come from nowhere, when I was suddenly struck by an idea. I also developed my writing and had wonderful ideas that, in the near future, I hope to put down on paper. However, I have to admit that it is not always a bed of roses, after all, I had to go to the dentist numerous times (which sucked because I wanted to be alone at home). And as I said before, I didn't do all the stuff I had planned on doing. My vacation was marked by an existential crisis, but I had experienced this feeling so many times before that I was almost used to it*.

This was my holiday.

*I tried to correct this sentence to make it grammatically correct, but I can't help but feel that this is not what you were trying to say. Existential crisis means 'a moment at which an individual questions the very foundations of their life: whether this life has any meaning, purpose or value.' If this is what you meant, then you can just ignore this message.

Hi Everyone,

This whole passage could be simplified to 'I was scared that I would not be able to understand, nor be understood by my teacher.'

PT 2/

At the dawn of humanity, most of the people were nomadic. Their life was a continuous journey alongside all beauty and ugliness. Sometimes they traveled from summer to winter and sometimes to monsoon. They lived surrounded by nature, their lives filled with discovery and hardship.The food wasn’t always fresh and at times starvation was a normal part of life. Both despite, and because of these predicaments, they wanted to explore and try unknown things. So when women were on their daily gathering and one of them found a new plant, nobody was surprised. The temporary accommodation of the group lay next to the forest and consisted of some tight, windy tents and latrines. In the middle of the “village” a roomy sweat-tent stood. Mostly the shaman of the people used it, but sometimes everyone enjoyed the sweltering heat alongside each other’s company. Just at that moment, the women arrived from the forest. They divided the usual gatherings and then started to try out the unknown plants and berries. When they reached the henna, first they tasted it, but it was bitter. They thought maybe it had some medicinal qualities, so ground it up and left it. The night was windy and stormy and the abandoned henna soaked up a lot of water. The next morning, children played with the mud, they were tossing it around and got coated with it. One of the children found the henna mixture and put it onto a small girl’s light hair. After that, they ran into the sweat-tent to have fun. Obviously, after their parents washed the children, the little girl’s hair turned bright red. Everyone was out of their minds. They suspected witchcraft, but shortly afterward they understood what had really happened. Since then, the group has earned the name 'redheads'.

Henna tale

Antiquity - the ancient past, especially the period of classical and other human civilizations before the Middle Ages.

(There are too many words to post the rest here)

My weekend

He is 40 years old, lives with his wife, has two younger sisters and works as an engineer. Currently, he is doing a masters degree in Germany. Peter works with renewable energy, which I think is so interesting. He is a calm, hard-working, creative, polite and smart person. I don’t understand how, but he seems to know a little bit about everything. In his free time, he likes playing guitar, taking photos, studying policies, working with wood, and a lot of other things. Indeed, he has a lot of skills.

'Fascinating' could be used here to replace 'so interesting'.

You don't need to say 'about his personality' before describing his personality.

'Woodworking' could replace 'working with wood'.

'and a lot' could be replaced here with 'a variety'.

You could say 'Indeed, he is a man of many talents', which is a saying in English, however, 'he has a lot of skills' is also grammatically correct.

You could also say 'He likes listening to loud music' which sounds more natural, though both are grammatically correct.

One Day in my life

*I'm not sure if you're referring here to 'breakfast before school' or something you prepared for your children to eat at school. If the latter is the case, then 'prepared the school snacks for my children' would be better suited here.

**I'm not sure what 'to wrap up books for a children's holiday' is referring to.