Last Writing Before Summer Break

I am on Holiday: two weeks at the moment and so happy of the break. Unfortunately I’ll be not able to write and will be back only 27th of June. See you then. Last before the break, I am going to tell you story of a magical walk with a funny twist. I was happy I am no more 13 at that moment, because it was some what embarrassing.

Few Cracks in “Love”

I “enjoyed” a little disappointment last weekend – a small heartbroke.  Or at least I felt it could not be huge, as I had not right to any huge thing. When at last I can tell something happening in this field, it is disappointing.

Loving Clowns

This is family trait: we fall on funny men. My grandmother did, so did my mother, also my sister and me. If not clowns, my men have usually been at least entertainers. Often they have been music freaks – don’t ask me why.

Chaos of Leaving on the Holiday and “Great” Way to Avoid Burglary

I am not great organizer. So here it goes the story of my leaving on the holiday…

How to Wake Up without an Alarm Clock?

True Story: I usually wake myself up whit the alarm of my cell-phone. Yesterday I left it at the work and I only noticed that slightly after mid-night. I needed to wake up next morning before seven. The problem seemed big – espesially when I was not very sharp at the time.

Little Story: Too Late

After the death of a never-married 94-year-old spinster, the rector was given a note from her personal belongings.

In the woman’s handwriting were specific instructions for her funeral service. Along with the suggestions for Scripture readings and music were the following orders:

Never Been Truly Desperate Since

Worst moment in my spinster “career” was when I hit 24  – the traditional age of spinsterhood in my culture. I felt I needed to find a man, right there – right then, and it led me in short of trouble. (I had a male friend, who got the same panic at the age of 25, but did not wake up and ended up married, and I’m not very sure, how happy he is now. Last time I saw him he was missing his lost youth).