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Hello! I'm Nikita from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Recently graduated from a business school in sunny Madrid, I'm getting prepared for my next job. In a meantime, I want to keep practising conversational English so as to not loose fluency. If you're looking for a language partner to help with intermediate Russian or advanced English, I'm your guy. Please do not hesitate to reach me out if you think we might help each other. All the best, Nikita
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    My name is Olesya. I live in Pskov. This is one of the most ancient Russian cities. Pskovites love their city and proud of its great history. In 2003 we celebrated Pskov's 1100th anniversary. But despite the age Pskov is a very beautiful city. There are a lot of churches built in unique (add details, what style used exactly) style: one-dome churches, isolated bell towers, interesting (replace) church porches, belfries on slopes of church roofs... All that are typical architectural featuresof Pskov. Our most famous temple is the Trinity Cathedral. It is located quite handy so there are a lot of good points to enjoy the Cathedral's view. This is a true pearl of Pskov land and the city trademark as well. Pskov is located in the northwest part of Russia, about 20 kilometers to the east of the Estonian border. It's a bridge from Russia to Europe and a convenient touristic center. Foreign tourists visit Pskov with a great pleasure, especially in summertime, when the city is smothered in green. A lot of parks and public gardens beautify Pskov and give waking (?) places and clean air. But June is especially peculiar month in summer. The reason is that there are lots of poplars in Pskov. And when poplar wool starts to fly, it seems that it snows. All around become white and it's unforgettable! Summing up, Pskov for me is a very romantic place. 13 years ago I met my love here. Now he is my husband. And we are still happy together. *** On my way to Pskov :)
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    13092011_And there'll be another good day! Hey you, reader! It was a good day! It's a bit weird, but for some reason I've been in a good temper recent days. Reason? Hell none. Work sucks as always, fall is knocking on my doors and showers are frequent guests on SPB's streets. Anyway, doesn't matter. Well, today I visited second lesson (I don't remember if I mentioned it - I attend 5-day intense trader course), which was really interesting. I hate public courses. Moreover, I hate paid ones :) However, I'm really pleased with it. Considered examples are so optimistic and easy-to-understand that I was asking all lesson long: "How come that I'm not a billionaire?" :) But the reality, especially Russian one, is tricky and unpredictable. I mean, any European person would feel, I don't know, incongruity. Wild country, wild rules. Nevertheless, I'm going to make some money :D Next, I'm starting aggressive IELTS preparation next week. Time is flowing away, I need to concentrate on the exam, damn it! Teachers, are you ready? :)
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    Howdy! We're fellows in misery) I need it as well. When're you going to take it?
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    07092011_Mr. Steel Ass is back! Finally, I'm back in rainy and cold Saint-Petersburg. What a attaboy, left sunny and dear to your heart native town having bartered it away for grey and humid city. Good for you, nothing to say :) As for the rest, my holiday were obviously gorgeous! I got all sort of positive emotions: I hugged my beloved parents, played with my yound and thus still a bit stupid alsation, my old friends stayed in my place and we had a wonderful dinner, drinking wine and chatting and in the deep of the night went to river's bank to have a swim. What a wonderful day it was! I forgot to say that I'd been on my way home for 30 hours before! Nonsense, who cares about time and space these days! ME? Hell no! Next day was wedding day. Ceremony itself was boring and poorly organized. As for forthcoming dinner at the restaurant - I wasn't pleased too. Sometimes some Russian restaurants make me think that we live in 19th century. Crap. Well, I don't want to load you by unnecessary details. The main feature of the trip was that my friend, who'd been our driver (from Moscow and then back to Moscow) lost his keys. You might ask how come. He was deadly drunk :) We (I and my fellow in misery) decided to spend couple of hours in panic like "OMG! HOW CAN WE GET TO WORK IN TIME! WE GONNA BE FIRED! WE GONNA DIE!!!". It was funny, really :) However, the problem should have been solved. We changed our back-to-home routes having lost some money and using really bad russian language all the time :) Summing up, I came back safe and sound, thank Overmind! Thank you for your attention :) See ya!
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    30082011_The day after Monday! Howdy! Unfortunately, I missed Monday and wrote nothing here - shame on me ;) However, now I am here ready to push some buttons on my keyboard. Well, frankly speaking, nothing special has happened since my last time here. As for forthcoming events - I'm going to my native town, Volgodonks, Rostov region, where friend of mine is going to get married. That will be quite difficult to get there - as far as I know teleportation hasn't been invented yet. The point is that I'm in Spb, which is 2,000 km far from my destination and I will only have 4 days to get there, attend marriage ceremony, have craziest party of August, survive after stunning hangover and get back to work. We'll see :) See ya!
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