Hello! My name is Tatyana! I am 30 years old and I live Russia, in Yaroslavl city. I like to avto-travel,​ reading, listening good music and watching movie. My favorite movies are Romance, comedy and old Russian films. I like driving me car, nature and animals, history, computers and landscape design. I love meeting new people and makeing friends. I am open, honest and upfront about things. I don't speak English very well, but I want to speak well in English. That's why I look for a pen-friend from English-spea​king countries (Female only). I would happy to help in studing your Russian language. And besides, it's very interesting for me to talk with someone from another country. Sorry for my English.

ICQ: 447-767-528
skype: Tatyana_M30
e-mail: t_malygina@l​i.ru

hey!! you are getting better...but​ how are you should be KAK Dela?(stress​ on the last syllable).
I'm ver4y tired, on Monday I take prt in conference and have to make a presentation​ and report and so on, so, there will be no days off..
what are you doing this weekend?

Hello. I am well thank you. I know what you mean by surf around all the time and sometimes not say hi. I do the same all the time. Yes Australia is a great place. If you get the chance i would say come see it. We have some of the best beaches in the world you know?!! xxx

Hello! (Privet!) Well, if I look fun- it's even better;-)) lol
What a nice reason for learning of the Russian language!!! and thx for the compliment to my language!;-)​
Fistly, when you write to me try to use Russin greetings instead of English ones. Write Privet (hi!), Kak dela (how are you) and Poka (bye!)

hey ther. was at lake louise canada
u been to canada befor?

Wish you had left me a message:(

Hello, Clare!! Thank you for your message. Actually, I haven't read those series, but I heard about it. I'm happy that you find me a funny and creative woman;-). what is your goal of learning Russian? Poka-poka! (Bye-bye)

Hi Clare,  Just wanted to say thank you for stopping and looking at my profile.... Next time say HI!!!!!! LOL

When I get the chance I'll root through my Campbell collection and see if I can recommend a text that you may be able to borrow from your local library.

Some would suggest that the Vatican's activities are motivated by the fact that it has never recovered from the Second World War. The church backed the wrong side and has been loosing followers ever since.
The big question is can we trust the church to engage in a truly scientific endavour? Followers of the religion must accept that the Pope is infalliable on spiritual matters as part of their creed but I feel that does not compensate for the lack of a transparent scientific methodology.​