Welcome back!

Hello everyone!
I'm really glad that I can post here again. Since the latest post on my blog I've had a lot of things to do. Firstly I had to finish my thesis. It wasn't so difficult but the situation was complicated because of my job. I used to work in a beauty salon as a lash stylist on Tuesdays (I didn't have classes then), on Saturdays and the days free of study. Of course I also worked every evening at home. Moreover, the daily commute to Poznań took me about two and a half hours. I was overworked and I appreciated any spare moment in the train - I could sleep. As you can see - the time for learning was scant. My boss was rapacious (I had planety of clients) and she didn't allow me to take few days off in the exam session. When I had failed my exams, I opened my eyes...I became vacant and started working on my own. Now I have even more clients and a little more time for me but I don't imagine studying full-time. That's why I've chosen extramural studies. And now thanks to English lessons, I can write here again and practise my English. :)

The Oscars ceremony

   In fact, I haven't seen the Oscars ceremonies yet. I used to watch short movies on youtube and google all the information about movies or actors - their nominations and awards of course. These awards help me to decide what can I watch with my friends when we meet. It's quite fun!
From the list of nominations, I watched Gravity and The Wolf of Wall Street.

Gravity was interesting and at the end it was a real tear-jerker. Watching this film, some people could be bored because the greater part of the movie shows us space. I knew that this film couldn't win for one thing - computer scientists invested more efforts than actors and that was the problem...

 The Wolf of Wall Street? Such a gripping plot! A lot of jokes put me in a very good mood! What is more, I think that Leonardo DiCaprio should have won the Oscar for his role in this movie - he presented a young, busy man who wanted to be rich and exactly he taught others how to make a fortune. He was a student, a stockbroker, an employee, he was a son, a father, a husband, he had the mistress, he had a villa, expensive cars, he was addicted to drugs and alcohol - he was everybody and nobody after a while when he lost everything, so, do we want more?

And you? Have you seen other nominated movies?

What has he done??

        I remember a very difficult time in my friend's life. My best friend (we've known each other for 16years), Patrick, was always well-liked. He was the life and soul of the party. He was everywhere. Even if you were in a bad mood for hours, 2 minutes of small talk with Patrick could change it colosally. At school he wasn't the best, he was just average. Despite this fact, the teachers loved him. He had an enormous talent for acting. He joined a theatre interest group and he made his way in what he liked doing, in what gave him a joy. He won a lot of competitions and he was sure about his future. One day he was given a proposal to sign up for Drama School in Cracow. I haven't seen him more satisfied and cheerful! But finally he turned it down... He was young and her mother was afraid of his relocation. And this is why he decided to stay at home, go to the high school and find there similar extra classes related to his interests. But it was the moment where he dropped this idea. He stopped performing ever after. And he regrets it to date. He's still adrift and he can't find his place on earth. I'm certain that he missed the boat. He could be the best actor! In fact, for me he still is...