Some people here write:
"Don't send me stupid messages like 'How are you', 'Hi' etc.
But why should we avoid those phrases? In many many cultures they sound like an invitation for conversation. And what do you expect to see for the first phrase?
'Have you seen art of Neanderthals?' or 'Let's talk about homeless in Bogota?' It's weird, in my opinion.
So, don't hesitate and if you don't know how to start a conversation, just say 'Hi, how are you?' It's ok by me. ;)
Or just ask me who it is in the photo.

Have you ever made an x-ray shot of Lego collectable set? I've done it and now I know which minifigure my son will get 🤫
In this case this is lego minifigures of 27th series. And you don't know exactly what is it inside the box until you unpack it. You but not me, cause I have the x-ray machine 😜

When I was a student and lived at a dormitory in my room on the wall the original of Henri Matisse painting hung . You ask me where I took it? Of course from the Hermitage. And that's how it happened.

During my education sometimes our lectures were at the Hermitage. Once while we were listening about Henri Matisse beside the picture "Dance" I was so close to the picture that I decided to touch it. If you know Matisse's art you might know that he put a lot of paint. At some places brushstrokes have up to 1 cm of height. And at the moment I was touching the masterpiece I accidently broke it and the little part of a brushstroke stayed in my hand. That was hill-shaped piece that had 1x1 cm size. At that moment I decided not to tell anyone there about my crime.

Later, when I came to my room I took that piece out of my pocket. Then I took four ice-creame stick and made kind of frame for my treasure. After that I hung the masterpiece on the wall and wrote under it "Dance" Henri Matisse, original, oil, 1910, fragment".

A lot of my friends and just acquaintances delighted that masterpiece until one party when it was stolen while I was singing Victor Tsoy's songs. I don't know who did it, but to be honest I think I deserved it.

On this picture I was working as a chemist. But on my first job I worked as a loader. I unloaded boxes with grape out of the wagons.
And what was your the very first job?