Well, the happy news is that I dyed my hair red again - I feel extremely not natural, but self conscious and like I am back to myself. Unfortunately, it won't be for a long time, because all I have left from color I used - is one tube and no developer. I wish we had shop Sally's, it's like heaven for hair. Recently, I found another "1/2 heaven" here - Hitek, but I believe that Russian holders evaluate "Italian" brand too good and expensive.
The other news is not actually a news, because it was expected that I am going to school on 1st of September, therefore I have to move in a little bit earlier. I am moving in to the dorm tomorrow. For now I have two suitcases, guitar, laptop case, and a couple bags with stuff for a room. It's a lot. Honestly, one of my suitcases is full of shoes, so this might be a problem, coz my friend is also a shoes freak, so they will be everywhere in the room. I will show you the room later, when we gonna make it nice and neat, but now let's see my own room that is a mess and just horrible(well not actually that bad).
Okay, it is bad =/ But it was 100% worse when I was leaving US, it was only one bag and laptop when I first came though.
Okay now, where I am going. I am sure that some of you know what am I doing, but some of you might not understand everything quiet right, though I am pretty sure that I don't have lots of readers(that's the part where I should start to cry and complain).
Окау, the story...
Two years ago, I participated in the FLEX program contest - to be an exchange student in America. The contest had three rounds, the last round was in winter and we've been told in the end that we should forget about contest, because results are gonna be announced only in April IF you are a finalist.
So I did. As far as my USA year went - you can understand that I always had a desire to study somewhere else but home-town, so I continued to hunt for this opportunity, when I've been told to "forget" and anyways - chance to go to America seemed very little and I gave up on it, thinking that there are too many people for me too be chosen.
A year earlier I tried to get in school in St. Petersburg for humanities studies. I successfully passed (exams) Literature, Math, History, English, but (suddenly!) failed Russian. I didn't have one point enough that supposed to get me in. (I cried). Oh well, it was a great time in the great city with my mom, plus "everything that happens - happens for the better", because if I'd be in, I would never participated in FLEX(we all would never meet) and my mom wouldn't find another school by University in Yekaterinburg, which is only two-three hours away from Nizhniy Tagil (it takes you almost two days on train to get to St. Petersburg from here).
So I was inspired to try out for bio-phsycological studies, since I had an idea to become oncologist. I set my best friend on it too and during the spring break we lived there in a dorm for 4 days. Successfully passed math, then biology (botany, zoology, anatomy) - that was the evilest exam in my life!!!, Russian. And if you had awesome results - you are in, all you have left is an English test - to see your abilities in language and paperwork of course.
Was I happy? Hell yes! Untill I got a call from Moscow and heard that I am a FLEX finalist.
It was like a nightmare, because now - I had to make a choice - to go to America for a year and go back for 2 years to an old school or to finish new school in two years. I was lost there, I felt like I would regret in both ways. But then - a miracle happened! My new school said that if I wanna go to States - I may go, they just won't count American year, so I will have to finish it in two years as it supposed to be. Of course I agreed to graduate from school when I am almost nineteen, but it was worth it.
So I won't be in the same class with my best friend, but we gonna live in the same room. I won't be in bio-phsycologiacal class, but bio-ecological (since they canceled BP class this year, but it will not change things much). And I won't be a senior, I will be a junior again. I also won't be an oncologist, but for that I have some time to decide.
That's the happy end of my long story. I am moving in tomorrow...
Questions?
#1P.s: whenever I was arguing/discussing the problem with my mom("To Be or Not To Be"), once I said "But mom, I have to go! This is AMERICA!!!". Oh, and BTW - Hi mom, I am pretty sure you find this and read using a horrible Google translator.
#2P.s: "Everything that happens - happens for the better", not "everything happens for a reason" is a Russian proverb. Though theirs meanings are pretty close.
The other news is not actually a news, because it was expected that I am going to school on 1st of September, therefore I have to move in a little bit earlier. I am moving in to the dorm tomorrow. For now I have two suitcases, guitar, laptop case, and a couple bags with stuff for a room. It's a lot. Honestly, one of my suitcases is full of shoes, so this might be a problem, coz my friend is also a shoes freak, so they will be everywhere in the room. I will show you the room later, when we gonna make it nice and neat, but now let's see my own room that is a mess and just horrible(well not actually that bad).
Okay, it is bad =/ But it was 100% worse when I was leaving US, it was only one bag and laptop when I first came though.
Okay now, where I am going. I am sure that some of you know what am I doing, but some of you might not understand everything quiet right, though I am pretty sure that I don't have lots of readers(that's the part where I should start to cry and complain).
Окау, the story...
Two years ago, I participated in the FLEX program contest - to be an exchange student in America. The contest had three rounds, the last round was in winter and we've been told in the end that we should forget about contest, because results are gonna be announced only in April IF you are a finalist.
So I did. As far as my USA year went - you can understand that I always had a desire to study somewhere else but home-town, so I continued to hunt for this opportunity, when I've been told to "forget" and anyways - chance to go to America seemed very little and I gave up on it, thinking that there are too many people for me too be chosen.
A year earlier I tried to get in school in St. Petersburg for humanities studies. I successfully passed (exams) Literature, Math, History, English, but (suddenly!) failed Russian. I didn't have one point enough that supposed to get me in. (I cried). Oh well, it was a great time in the great city with my mom, plus "everything that happens - happens for the better", because if I'd be in, I would never participated in FLEX(we all would never meet) and my mom wouldn't find another school by University in Yekaterinburg, which is only two-three hours away from Nizhniy Tagil (it takes you almost two days on train to get to St. Petersburg from here).
So I was inspired to try out for bio-phsycological studies, since I had an idea to become oncologist. I set my best friend on it too and during the spring break we lived there in a dorm for 4 days. Successfully passed math, then biology (botany, zoology, anatomy) - that was the evilest exam in my life!!!, Russian. And if you had awesome results - you are in, all you have left is an English test - to see your abilities in language and paperwork of course.
Was I happy? Hell yes! Untill I got a call from Moscow and heard that I am a FLEX finalist.
It was like a nightmare, because now - I had to make a choice - to go to America for a year and go back for 2 years to an old school or to finish new school in two years. I was lost there, I felt like I would regret in both ways. But then - a miracle happened! My new school said that if I wanna go to States - I may go, they just won't count American year, so I will have to finish it in two years as it supposed to be. Of course I agreed to graduate from school when I am almost nineteen, but it was worth it.
So I won't be in the same class with my best friend, but we gonna live in the same room. I won't be in bio-phsycologiacal class, but bio-ecological (since they canceled BP class this year, but it will not change things much). And I won't be a senior, I will be a junior again. I also won't be an oncologist, but for that I have some time to decide.
That's the happy end of my long story. I am moving in tomorrow...
Questions?
#1P.s: whenever I was arguing/discussing the problem with my mom("To Be or Not To Be"), once I said "But mom, I have to go! This is AMERICA!!!". Oh, and BTW - Hi mom, I am pretty sure you find this and read using a horrible Google translator.
#2P.s: "Everything that happens - happens for the better", not "everything happens for a reason" is a Russian proverb. Though theirs meanings are pretty close.

























