You know what, today I tried to convince some girl, who asked me to give her money. I figure that's what she does, trying to get some money on the street. I was persuading her that instead begging (cause that's what she was doing in fact) she should find work as a hostess. She wasn't very pretty, but I reckon she's good enough for that. Then she showed me cut marks on her both wrists, not good feature for a hostess, I advised her to just wear some kind of accessory, like long gloves or armbands. That should do the job.

When reading people's Profile I very often come upon " don't send Hi, course that's not a proper conversation starter". I'm sorry, did I miss that in Interpals Terms and Conditions? I don't know you, never talked to you so what do you want me to say? What do you wanna hear? I mean, it's not like I know the meaning of life or something, and even if I did, I wouldn't share that in my welcome message. In my opinion, since I can't see you and don't know what's going on with you at the moment, a reasonable, polite, and natural way to start any conversation would be a greeting, such as the very "hi". Don't be too greedy about getting "intellectual food" from people you don't know, course in the long run you lose more of it than you think.

Today I noticed that I'm missing one glove, that was right before I went out. Later today I walked past a seller-lady who has her stuff on a blanket on the ground. I asked her if she had gloves to sell. She rummaged through her bag and pulled out a pair of gloves, which I bought. We talked a bit in the meantime, she told me that she owns a shop but right now is going through hard time. She said she haven't eaten today yet, I gave her a piece of chicken. After I walked away I realized that the right glove is damaged, but hey, it's OK cause I missed only the left one :)

I went for a forest trip on foot today. Standing on a multiple path crossing I saw a guy in a distance that looked like a transformer (he wore some kind of body armor), walking in my direction. There was four paths to choose from, I picked one randomly in order to avoid the transformer.
But the transformer followed me so I started running round the first corner. I ran and ran but I knew I had to return to the crossing or else I'd get lost. So I cut through a snowy hill full of branches and then down the snowy valley. But I got lost anyway, and it was getting dark. Luckily, I found myself near a road and got outa there. The moral of this story is: Watch out for transformers when you venture alone into the wood.

Everyone wants to learn foreign language, and hardly even one, I see people going for two or three. But everyone is learning English so if you want to communicate that'd be a shorter way. However if you wish to translate, mastering flawless use of any language pair would most certainly be a full-time task. If you think there's nothing more for you to learn in languages that you know, you're probably wrong. Finally, If you're learning a language because you think it's cool, at some point you might realize that it's not worth the time and effort you've put in. However, any language practice activity is good for the mind.