Well, Wednesday turned out pretty good, to begin with...
When I woke up I had a huge desire to eat pelmeni - traditional Russian dish that we usually NOT eat for breakfast. Oh well, I found some in the freezer and fried them. If it's not looks appetizing to you, trust me - they are amazing, especially with sour cream.
The next step is my phone. My NEW phone. When I went to America I had my cell with me - just in case I find a Sim card or anything. But it died. One day it just went off and never turned on again. Saaaad.
Later I had this cute green one, but in Russia the only one that was not used by anyone at my house was...well just old. And I didn't mind, coz I am not a great texter - here texting is not free, and I am fine to use phone just for calls. But my grandmother decided to take pity on me(did I use it right? coz I checked Google translator for this phrase) and buy me a new one. Since I am showing off a lot here, I'll do the same with Nokia. It's nice. And I think that my friend Anastasia has the same black one...mmm..
I also found out that my essay that I participated in the contest with is sort of published in the American Council website. Everybody could read that! OMG. I am embarrassed.
And the last, but not least part is that I hanged out with my friend Svetlana in the park, where we met couple arrogant pigeons. And then we went to her work - shooting range, where I might work as well. Gosh...why is it so hard to find a job here? I don't want to stand in the streets and pass flayers or suggest to random people different products, and my mom doesn't want me to be waitress in the summer cafe, because she thinks it's dangerous, and I can't do certain jobs before I am 18. Arr...Anyways - a few pictures, as always.
Wanna learn Russian word? Sour cream - smetana - сметана.
When I woke up I had a huge desire to eat pelmeni - traditional Russian dish that we usually NOT eat for breakfast. Oh well, I found some in the freezer and fried them. If it's not looks appetizing to you, trust me - they are amazing, especially with sour cream.
The next step is my phone. My NEW phone. When I went to America I had my cell with me - just in case I find a Sim card or anything. But it died. One day it just went off and never turned on again. Saaaad.
Later I had this cute green one, but in Russia the only one that was not used by anyone at my house was...well just old. And I didn't mind, coz I am not a great texter - here texting is not free, and I am fine to use phone just for calls. But my grandmother decided to take pity on me(did I use it right? coz I checked Google translator for this phrase) and buy me a new one. Since I am showing off a lot here, I'll do the same with Nokia. It's nice. And I think that my friend Anastasia has the same black one...mmm..
I also found out that my essay that I participated in the contest with is sort of published in the American Council website. Everybody could read that! OMG. I am embarrassed.
And the last, but not least part is that I hanged out with my friend Svetlana in the park, where we met couple arrogant pigeons. And then we went to her work - shooting range, where I might work as well. Gosh...why is it so hard to find a job here? I don't want to stand in the streets and pass flayers or suggest to random people different products, and my mom doesn't want me to be waitress in the summer cafe, because she thinks it's dangerous, and I can't do certain jobs before I am 18. Arr...Anyways - a few pictures, as always.
Wanna learn Russian word? Sour cream - smetana - сметана.
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