Аннотация: I. A moving to Rostov-on-Don. From the diary by Anna Borsch. - March 27, 2024.
A moving to Rostov-on-Don. From the diary by Anna Borsch.
March 27, 2024. 01:13.
Today I moved from my small hometown of Seraya Kolotva to Rostov-on-Don.
I decided to keep a diary to better understand myself and my life.
After the graduating from secondary school in Seraya Kolotva, I headed to Rostov-on-Don to my older cousin.
I drew well and cooked well. My aunt said me that I needed to get a creative education: to study to be a cook or a hairdresser.
I didn't want to study to be a cook.
I arrived in Rostov-on-Don, stayed with my sister. We went to the cinema, to the park, met the guys from college. We drank energy drinks. Pavlik has a great smartphone. I liked him.
I graduated from hairdressing courses. But I didn't want to work as a hairdresser. A money is needed to buy tools, to start working in this field.
I returned home, to Seraya Kolotva.
I was looking for a suitable job on the Internet, got acquainted interesting people, corresponded. Pavlik wrote that he wanted to see me again, that he missed me.
In March, I was lucky. I found a painting by Kazimir Malevich "The Red Cavalry is galloping" on the Internet. The fields are drawn there are boundless. I redrawn (copied) this painting, gave it a new name "For Shoots" "(For Sprouts") ("Za Vskhody") and showed it to our teachers from the Election Headquarters. They were calling somewhere by phone. I was given a prize for the useful drawing (painting).
So, unexpectedly, I found myself with money.
And now I'm back in Rostov. I found an ad on the Internet about renting a studio apartment. I took it off for one month.
The landlord of the apartment, he says he came from Nepal, runs a various business. He invited me to work as a night waitress, but I don't want to. My cousin says that I can always get a job as a courier and do a fast food delivery.
I will look for a suitable job.
{1. Переезд в Ростов-на-Дону. Из дневника Анны Борщ. - 27 марта 2024 года.
I. A moving to Rostov-on-Don. From the diary by Anna Borsch. - March 27, 2024.