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Guess what? I'm tired.
So, it started again! Every spring I get that strange condition when no matter how long I sleep, I get tired very quickly and don't feel fresh at all. Everything changes: my mood, my behaviour. It's hard to do homework, it's hard not to sleep in the university, it's hard to cook, to play videogames (!), and it's ok, when I don't really have a lot to do, but this spring is not like that, oh no... And yet, this week I spent most of the time sitting or lying on my bed with some youtube videos, that I didn't really watch (btw I found channel where cat eats raw meat, raw fish and stuff lke that. The best ASMR I've ever watched lol).
Usually every spring I take vitamins to get better and it's a pretty healthy way to overcome tiredness (some doctors say that people should do it every half a year, but nah). And this time I decided to ask people all over the world: how do you overcome things like this? What do you do if your mood is: "I need a summer already!"? I will be glad to read and try your lifehacks (and get depressed from seeing how many stupid mistakes I made).
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My thoughts about blogging
So, I've been dreaming about starting a blog for a few years by now, but you probably know how it is: your life is not that interesting, you don't want to be judged etc. I've faced all of these fears so that's why I didn't start it. Also, the most information on the internet is written in English, so I kind of thought that I want to write my blog in English so I will potentially have more readers and also maybe spread some good words about my country (the world definitely needs this, doesn't it? xD) Aaand my English is not perfect, as you can see. But today something strange has happenned: I saw a note where a foreigner wrote in Russian that she wants to start a blog in Russian (hello, if you are reading this!), but she thought that her Russian was not good enough. And I was like... "But why doesn't she start now, I understand her thoughts and it looks cute and she will get better!". So I realized that I didn't judged her as much as I judge myself (which is a common thing, though). I must say that she was learning Russian only for a year and I study English..eh. For a really long time. But! I still decided to ask you, normal english speakers: how would you react, if you saw a blog like that? Would you get annoyed? Can you get interested by a blog if it's not grammatically perfect? What are your thoughts? No one judge me as hard as myself, so you can tell me your honest opinion :D Or do you guys read blogs at all? Maybe it's not mainstream anymore! Let me know :)
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My first try
I've been correcting notes on Italki for half a year now, but I've never tried to write them myself, so probably today is a good day to start. For some reason I'm extremely lazy to improve my english. Even though I speak it every day and watch a lot of youtube videos, I feel that my grammar is not the best and my vocabulary is not very wide. Also, I know it from russian, in languages it is a common situation when something doesn't sound smooth, natural, though it's grammatically correct. I don't feel this things in english yet, so I guess, I sound a lot like a foreign.
Usually I'm very shy when I write in english, I've been studing it for aproximately 17 years and It's a shame that I'm still not fluent or something :D But here it almost feels like a safe situation (which is stupid, because my entry will read a lot more people than usual) so I'm writing without google translator to see what problems I have.
Hope that I don't stop writing after the first entry :D
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