RAMBLINGS

Dear Diary, Morning now. It’s lovely to have breakfast in this friendly cafeteria in Bolshaya Yakimanka , near the Oktyabrskaya metro Station. Especially when you didn’t have a crumb earlier in the morning...

Just on my way home an hour ago, I dropped by at the canteen Mr. Zapekan (Пан Запекан) in Yakimanka Street, where I had a nice lunch. They serve all but homemade food, in all times. I had a chicken...

Dear Diary, I haven't written for a long while. To be honest, I have merely been exhausted by winter coldness that certainly numbs my daily routines and reduces me to almost 15% of my usual activities bestowing me alternatively with more kilograms. Having said that, I'm struggling to recover from winter hibernation and become more active. Three weeks ago I joined an English literature club that is called ‘Sunrise’. It is held in a Moscow library, by a dedicated volunteering lady. The meetings are held on Wednesdays...

Dear Diary, In the morning I was positive that my 19 year old TV set SHIVAKI would play up. How could I dismiss the fact of my strong addiction to be in tune with the current affairs? My despair led me to a local DNS digital market. And... what I could found there, but a very merciful to my purse a 43"- (108 cm)-LED-DEXP-U43F8100Q...

Dear Diary, It's incumbent upon us to be cautious, especially in the era of cutting-edge technologies pervasively penetrating into our lives for good. Nowadays scams of all sorts gather speed. Before I tell you about a story that happened to me today, I'll introduce you some vocabulary over one man's confession to being scammed. Here you go with this file. https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/get-help/real-life-stories/scam-victims-tell-us-their-stories/investment-scam-i-lost-50-000-in-fake-online-trading My own story After lunch I felt that I was dragged into sleep...

It's said that a good improviser is one who possesses numerous cliches and artistic licence at hand for all cases. I had a chat with a teen last night. She told me that she'd never known what she would start with to give a talk. And it doesn't mean that she's uneducated nor does it say she's word-bound. Another case, today I had a chat with a young woman, who is, mind, a software programmer, from India. She's taken her first speaking IELTS test today. We had a lot of chats before in which she showed herself fluent and resourceful enough when discussing various themes...