I'm done with the application for the residence permit so now I can just wait when my application status on the embassy web is updated.
I'm on my first intership now and it's very cool. Though I'm not entrusted anything serious but I really love our room with air condition when it's +33 outdoors :D I like the atmosphere here: the company is neither small nor big so lots of the employees know each others but the staff turnover is about 30%.
I'm preparing for the student exchange a little bit, trying to study Swedish. I can get how do they read O.O "Swedish is one of the easiest languages to learn". Oh, yeah, it's easier than Chinese, I agree.
I slightly try to improve my epic American prounanciation with British audio classes but tongue twisters just make me laugh out loud when the 'audio tutor' pronounces "Can you quickly kick a crokked Coca-Cola can?" in 0.5 second.
Recently I have sorted out a mess of drafts in my rambling film blog and scheduled it on weeekends so that new posts will appear just on weekend (simply because I usually watch films at that time).
Some picture to waste your traffic
Preparing for lovely Macroeconomics (~ month ago)
And overeating strawberry
Celebrating Macroeconomics and other exams
Azazello watches you
1 comment:
Hope you'll fight the mess and win :)
So, you're going to study in Sweden as far as I understand? They say there's good metal music - my bro loves it.
As for imroving American-English proucoation< I doubt British cassetes will help. Though listrning will help you anyway But you'll sound like a British. That's good too.
Nice review-blog.
Musya is amasing as usual :)
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