I’m from the state of Utah. And Utah is most know for its majestic National Parks, especially Zions and Arches. They are well worth the visit, when the tourist season is low haha.

I feel proud to have lived in at the same time as she lived, as if I would have live in the days of Shakespeare. I feel am happy to continue to live after she lived her and have ahead a plenty of time ahead to drink in every word she left behind. I feel am sad to live through the day she went to a better place, taking her unique view of life with her for forever. I feel peaceful, because she called you and me a flower of life, and it's exactly how i feel right now,. Mmeanwhile she became a star of life that will blink in the sky tonight for the first time. Watch for her in silence. Rest in peace, Great Mary Oliver

I decided that I will write in my notebook everyday. But sometimes I just don't know what to say write. One of the suggestions here is to write about your hometown. That is what I will do today. Please, tell me what do you like to write and read notebooks about. I grew up in a small, regular Ukrainian town. But as for just like anyone else, even the simple places can hold something special and sentimental about it, if you happened to grew grow up in them. My town was usual and was located next to the mines. The mines is are a main source of employment in that city and a lot of families work exactly there. But their job the work is physical and hard. I remember going to school in the mornings and I would see a group of people on a at the bus stop; they were waiting for a special bus that picks them up and takes them to their work places place every time day. Of course, the mines are located around on the outskirts of the city, so it's a little bit of a distance to get there without a special bus or a car. I didn't understand it when I was a kid, but right now I think that it was very nice that we didn't have too many cars around. The roads Roads were clean and quiet. It was very comfortable to walk on a the side walk or play on the road in your neighborhood. We lived in an apartment. The, and the window in my room faced the a little handmade manmade forest. And the bus stop was next to it, is where people gathered to be picked up.

I love iTalki Notebooks. I love all the people who help and correct them. Thank you very much. There is a book. It's that's called Lord Chesterfield's Letters to his Son. While I have a versatile various opinions about this book at different chapters of it, I really like some of precious, wise advise advice Lord Chesterfield gives to his son, striving to create/to make for the best possible life for his son. One of those advices is about little habits. He says, it's important to work out on the little habits to perfection until they're perfect, so you could free your mind for more important things when the time comes. The main reason for that particular letter was his son's handwriting. It was so bad that his father felt bad for any important sir to receive such a letter. He jokingly noticed that if someone would have received such his a letter from him, they would think it's scripted top-secreted message in code, and they would put all their efforts towards finding a person who can break the code and deliver them a some valuable information and would be highly disappointed to find out that there wasn't actually anything valuable actually. So, he thinks it's inappropriate for a person of his position to have such a bad handwriting. Chesterfield recommends for him to practice a lot, and if he wouldn't be able to handle fix it himself, his father is ready to pay for the best teacher, because he thinks it's very important for him to learn it right now,. That way, so when the time comes, and he will regularly write to kings and lords due to his governor governing job, he won't have to think about How he writes, but rather only What. I think, it applies to all aspects of our life. One of the reasons I'm back to italki, is that I want to improve my writing skills and vocabulary, so whenever I talk to a friend, having have/go to an interview or am just writing an interesting story, I wouldn't think "am I correct?" or "is it this how you say it?" but just freely expressing myself and my thoughts through the words that are natural for to a native speaker.