Hi :)

I usually don't really know what to say, when I need to introduce myself, so rather choose to skip this part :)
There's some info about me below anyway :P

I'm looking for e-mail pals, preferably :))

I'm looking for friendship - I'm not looking for relationship​­ or flirting
If you are a person who enjoys talking about different subjects,­ don't hesitate and send me a message :D

Latvian - native
English - since lessions at school; then books, tv, movies (the best stuff usually doesn't get translated to Latvian,so was left with no choice really) :)
Russian - I live in Post-Soviet country, you know
German - since lessons at school; now determined to revive it (am good at languages in general, so hopefully won't be that hard)
Japanese - learned it at school, since then nothing; absolutely love it, especially the writing, still remember bits of it though; would like to refresh it too :)

Books, movies, spending time outdoors, learning languages, cycling, eating out, cars (watch Top Gear, you know), love tennis and soccer (on my tv, lol)

Everything that sounds good (to my ears, anyway).
Depends on my mood. However my ears are always ready for  Eros Ramazzotti, Norah Jones, Apvedcels (LV schlager-mus​ic-type band)

Well, I have many of these, so just some - 13 days, Bridget Jones's Diary, Memoirs of a Geisha, You've Got Mail,  Departed, the Bourne trilogy, Lord of the Rings, Ice Age (Scrat is just hilarious)
Mini-series - Sense and Sensibility ('08), Wives and Daughters, P&P ('95), North and South (BBC)

Love political thrillers, british period dramas and comedies (current favourites - Spooks, The State Within, Waking the dead)
And Sylvester and Tweety cartoons (love that poor cat) :DD

all times favourite - Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister

"Three Men in a Boat" - my nr.1 of all times
I could rather name favourite authors - J.Clavell (Noble House - my favourite), D.Morrel, J.Grisham, U.Ecco, J.Herriot
What I read (and watch too) depends on my mood, really - today I might be into some "chick flick",​ tomorrow - something"serious"​
Just finished "Rivals"​ by Bill Emmott, and absolutely loved it (non-fiction​ though)
Oh, and Harry Potter books, of course :D

It's one of those irregular verbs:
I have an independent mind
You are an eccentric
He is round the twist.
                                                               (Bernard Wolley "Yes, Minister"​)

From what I've seen of the real world, living on a cloud is far more enjoyable.                   
                                                                               (I have no idea)