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I'm safe and sound :-) don't worry! ;-) my trip to the center of Wrocław ended with a bag full of clothes :-) don't ask me for money now 'cause I'm kind of short of money :-/... gotta go, see ya!

Wrocław

Due to Marcin's extramural studies I often go to Wrocław to visit his parents :) I have an occasion to see Wrocław and explore it somehow:) However, today is 'the day' because I'm going to explore it alone :) Don't worry I won't get lost, I'm going to buy a map :)....hehe. So Wrocław - here I come!! :D See ya! I hope to be back :)...

B.A.

My B.A. ?....my B.A. ?....what is it??....
I haven't seen it for a long time.....
I haven't done anything concerning it lately :(...
I SIMPLY don't have time :(....but I'm almost there :)

Karol

And this is my 'brother-in-law' ;-) He is in London now ( together with the rest of hundreds of thousands of Poles... damn it!..:/). He works there as a chef in a restaurant. We wanted to go there too but there are so many things to be done here:(...M.A. for example...

Przemuś :-)

Ladies and gentlemen, this is Przemuś, my boyfriend's nephew and mine too :) (in a sense:D)

And this is Emilka and her boyfriend's nose ;)
You can see her pregnant in one of the pictures on my website.

Beautiful picture...

"BLOODY MEN" by Wendy Cope

Bloody men are like bloody buses -
You wait for about a year
And as soon as one approaches your stop
Two or three others appear.

You look at them flashing their indictators,
Offering you a ride.
You're trying to read the destinations,
You haven't much time to decide.

If you make a mistake, there is no turning back.
Jump off , and you'll stand there and gaze
While the cars and the taxis and lorries go by
And the minutes, the hours, the days.

Memories

Inspired by a friend of mine ;)... I would like to encourage you to write about some of your funny memories, for example, from secondary school.
I remember one situation from my high school particularly. It was a geography class and everybody was sleeping 'cause the lesson was so damn boring... Suddenly a terrible noise woke up all of us and it turned out that our teacher who was quite a plump woman sat on a broken desk while lecturing and unfortunately the desk folded:/....just imagine how shocking was the noise:)...and her comment was "it's good to have something more here and there:D....

KJO

My road to KJO was quite bumpy. After my secondary school I was studying at Russian-English studies for a year. Then, because of health problems I had problems with passing exams and as a result I had to change school. Next, I graduated from a year-long school of English, passed Certificate in Advanced English and entered English studies (or English philology - as you like). Unfortunately, I lacked self-confidence and knowledge necessary to survive there (not to mention mental health:/...) and now I'm here :D I think it was a good choice to enter KJO because I like teaching and I feel called to do it:)
Besides, I have great friends there:) Thank you all!!!