weak-end
"you won't be excited. and won't be exhausted"
that's what Sven promissed me on Friday night when we discussed our week-end meetings. and I told him with a great deal of confidence that I won't be exhausted but will be excited. well, time prooved that we both were wrong. and I was not only excited but really exhausted. especially on Sunday after 7 hours spent together. ok, half an hour for the drive to the office and breaks to watch the rain, one more hour for launch. but still 5 hours of very intense brain work - men, I'm too old for that... schooltime is left somewhere behind in past. by the end of this long-lasting lesson which actually resulted in a great table for Accusative case (to tell the truth, afterwards we tried to find one in internet but there is no such a table having all three: adjectives, possessive pronouns, and nouns in it in both singular and plural forms). so, it was really a time-consuming and wearing work. he gave me a ride to the metro but instead of going straight home I just spent nearly an hour sitting on a bench looking at the greenery and breathing in the relatively fresh air.
saturday was completely different, and probably a bit easier. we had launch in a Thai cafe first and then did a lot of practise which took us three hours. I even managed to go to Luzhniki for this big Sport event. though by the time I got there the major part was over, but I caught the back flips on a snowmobile by a Swede and the final game in a streetbasket 3x3 between Russia and Estonia. And nearly half of the Europe+ 20th anniversary's concert with Gradusy, Sonique, Timati, Stromae, Vintage, Dan Balan, and Dima Bilan.
On a way to the metro (I decided to take a wlk to Frunzenskaya) had an oxygen cocktail with pommegranate syrop and then a bottle of Asahi beer which I finished at home with some sun-dried fish brought from Belozersk.
So, two days, 8 hours of work, 6 grand + launches... looks like not a bad deal. But I need to have more rest. Cause today was absolutely wasted.
that's what Sven promissed me on Friday night when we discussed our week-end meetings. and I told him with a great deal of confidence that I won't be exhausted but will be excited. well, time prooved that we both were wrong. and I was not only excited but really exhausted. especially on Sunday after 7 hours spent together. ok, half an hour for the drive to the office and breaks to watch the rain, one more hour for launch. but still 5 hours of very intense brain work - men, I'm too old for that... schooltime is left somewhere behind in past. by the end of this long-lasting lesson which actually resulted in a great table for Accusative case (to tell the truth, afterwards we tried to find one in internet but there is no such a table having all three: adjectives, possessive pronouns, and nouns in it in both singular and plural forms). so, it was really a time-consuming and wearing work. he gave me a ride to the metro but instead of going straight home I just spent nearly an hour sitting on a bench looking at the greenery and breathing in the relatively fresh air.
saturday was completely different, and probably a bit easier. we had launch in a Thai cafe first and then did a lot of practise which took us three hours. I even managed to go to Luzhniki for this big Sport event. though by the time I got there the major part was over, but I caught the back flips on a snowmobile by a Swede and the final game in a streetbasket 3x3 between Russia and Estonia. And nearly half of the Europe+ 20th anniversary's concert with Gradusy, Sonique, Timati, Stromae, Vintage, Dan Balan, and Dima Bilan.
On a way to the metro (I decided to take a wlk to Frunzenskaya) had an oxygen cocktail with pommegranate syrop and then a bottle of Asahi beer which I finished at home with some sun-dried fish brought from Belozersk.
So, two days, 8 hours of work, 6 grand + launches... looks like not a bad deal. But I need to have more rest. Cause today was absolutely wasted.