Hi Sam! I am glad to receive your letter. I will try to help you. Its cold and wet in Moscow in January, There are will be a lot of snow ans like a minus 25-30 degrees. So i advise you to take coat, glovers, raincoat, sweater, scarf and boots. I think thats all how can i help you. So you were in a Globe Theater? Thats really interesting. What were you looking there? Who was with you? Do you think i should try to go there, maybe it will be interesting for me too. I am sorry i should go right now, i have a Math project for Monday. I will write back soon. With best wishes, Semen.
Living on the ISS while you are a cosmonaut is pretty unusual experience. Let`s talk about the most noticeable features of it. You have to deal with zero gravity: it makes your meals very special; you have to keep your physique at level with exercises and, unfortunately you have to forget about small signs of comfort - bath, for example. Although, "space station keeping" gives you a lot of work to do each day. It will be hard to sleep there - because of sun rises every 45 minutes and there are no beds around. Despite of all strange things you can also enjoy your stay on it - depends on your mood and eternal stars in theblack sky of space.
I am glad to receive your letter. I will try to help you. Its cold and wet in Moscow in January, There are will be a lot of snow ans like a minus 25-30 degrees. So i advise you to take coat, glovers, raincoat, sweater, scarf and boots. I think thats all how can i help you. So you were in a Globe Theater? Thats really interesting. What were you looking there? Who was with you? Do you think i should try to go there, maybe it will be interesting for me too. I am sorry i should go right now, i have a Math project for Monday. I will write back soon.
With best wishes, Semen.