I got up very early yesterday, at about 6. First, I had breakfast and coffee. Then I watched television, and I studied English. In the morning I made more coffee, and I studied Spanish and some French. At about 4 pm I went shopping. When I came back, I went for a walk with my dog. I took a shower and I went to bed.

I live in a flat with my parents. I usually get up at about twelve, then I drink a coffee. I don’t often have breakfast because I’m not hungry in the morning after sleeping. The first thing I do is study languages. I study Spanish, French and English. I have a lot of things to study. At about 3:00 I have lunch. I usually eat sausages. I love them! Then I usually watch TV and surf the Internet on my smartphone. I often have a shower very late, at about 1:00 or 2:00 at night. After showering, I go to bed.

My favourite day of the week is Saturday because that’s the first day of the weekend. I get up at about 10 in the morning and the first thing I do is make a cup of coffee. I usually stay in bed, drink coffee, and look at Facebook and other social media on my smartphone. I almost never have breakfast. After I drink coffee, I brush my teeth, and I get dressed. At about 12, I eat my first meal. Sometimes this is something light, but sometimes it can be very unhealthy food e.g: chips. I always eat in my room alone while watching television. After lunch, I start to study languages a little, but not always. I sometimes study in the evening. It depends on the things I have to do during the day. The languages I study are Spanish, English and French. If I don’t study in the evening, I take a little rest. I lay on the bed watching TV and interesting Youtube videos or reading Facebook post. I go to bed very late at night.

I like the “lo-fi” songs. Lo-fi songs are very relaxing. On the other hand I like “Qawali”music. It is more common in the culture of South Asia.

I'm grateful for everything I've achieved so far. We are all able to do so much more, but you have to learn from the process, and you have to be grateful for every small victory. I'm grateful for the amazing people that God has put in my life, especially my family, despite the sorrows. I believe that each person loves us in their own way. No matter their differences, I am grateful for each one of them. I'm grateful for the trips I've taken, for the opportunities I have and I have had, and I'm grateful, above all, for the possibility of being able to achieve much more. It's up to me.

This is a great question, and I'm happy to share my point of view. Since I was teenager, I wanted to leave my home country to study abroad. I wanted to spend a few years in London because it was the only possibility to get familiar with English. Unfortunately, I didn't reach my dream because I opted for another choice. I regret it a lot because I want to improve my English skills, but it seems hard and I'm so unmotivated.

I prefer taking the train because I think it’s the safest type of transportation.

We call it an 'air plant.'