Dear David,
I heard from Isaac (Abraham has called him today) that you’re going to Russia.
There are some things about Russia which are necessary for you to know.
First of all when your plane will be approaching to the destination don’t worry if you got to another city—in Russia it’s OK.
Then after you pass the passport checkpoint try to deliver yourself as fast as you can to the baggage claim area—you will see why.
When you have arrived to the hostel try to be EXTREMELY polite with old woman sitting at the entrance because the comfort of your staying (room, bed-clothes, hot water etc.) will depend on it.
Russian people (especially students) are very sociable and you will easily make friends here. If your new friends offer you to drink something never refuse even if you don’t drink at all—it’s a bad form. Nevertheless because of many different cultures in Russia people here will easily understand you at a glance.
Russian cuisine is very rich so if you want to taste everything try to find a girlfriend—there are a lot of women and they like foreigners. So I think you will have no problems with staying in this country except the fact that it snows sometimes in winter here and bears appear in the streets. Anyway I am looking forward to seeing you in Russia soon.
Yours truly,
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1 Today I’d like to tell you about my day. 2 I wake up at 7 o’clock. 3 I get up and go to the bathroom. 4 I wash my face, clean my teeth and have a shower, if I have enough time. 5 After that I get dressed, put on make-up and comb my hair. 6 Before leaving home I usually have breakfast. 7 I have a sandwich and a cup of coffee. 8 Then I go to work. 9 When my workday ends, I come back home. 10 In the evening I prefer to relax at home. 11 Sometimes I watch TV or read a book. 12 Or I may surf the Internet. 13 When it’s late, I go to bed and sleep.
