It was Monday, I woke up and looked at the clock, it said 8:15 AM. At that moment I jumped off my bed and started put on my clothes and packing my supplies. When I was about to open the entrance doors I remembered that my first class in the university started at 10:00 AM. I went back to bed with thoughts to sleep extra 30 minutes . When I woke up again the clock showed 9:50 AM. I rushed towards the entrance doors, without even closing them. I knew that my professor was always 30 minutes late, so I did not worry too much. When I entered the class, I did not see the professor... but I could not recognize any of classmates either. I realized that I entered a wrong auditorium. When I entered the right auditorium, I saw my professor who was staring at me at that moment and some familiar faces behind the desks. That day the professor decided to come earlier. I sat at my usual place and started to unpack. At that moment I realized that I've forgotten my pencil case with all pens. My friend did not come to university that day and the closest person I could speak to was 2 desks far from me. After 10 minutes of lecture, the professor gave us a quiz. I forgot to study for that quiz, so I could not answer a single question. After classes, I went home and as soon as I've got out the university building it started to rain. I did not have an umbrella and all of my clothes have got soaking wet. At that moment it looked like the whole world was against me.
Kyiv is the city with a history that spans more than a millennium. It is one of the most picturesque cities in the world. Green streets fully harmonize with impressive architecture.
During the reign of Prince Volodymyr the Great, the first stone church in Ukraine was built. The Golden Gate, built in the 11th century, was the primary entrance to the fortress. It was very famous in Eastern Europe. It was restored in 1989.
St Sophia’s Cathedral is located not far from the Golden Gate. It faces a square, in the centre of which there is a monument to Bohdan Khmelnytsky, the Hetman of the Ukrainian Cossacks.
St Sophia’s Cathedral was often used to receive foreign ambassadors and sign treaties in the past.
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