I lived in a small town on Urals in Russia named Ozersk. I dreamed to leave that terrible place, but I couldn’t leave it until I’ve finished education. It was deadly boring, neverchanging, still like a swamp town and if you would want to get into it that would be restricted for you even if you’re a citizen of Russia, because we had a nuclear plant there. Oh! Shhh… It’s a BIG secret! I finished my education and then moved to St.Petersburg, immediately after recieving diploma. I love SPB very much. It’s just a beautiful city with great old builings in european style and wide and narrow chennels of Neva river. I’m very glad I came here. But now my wish is to move to Canada because I wanna became fluent in English and meet new interesting people. I’ll give a piece of advice to those who plan to change their location. If you wanna get out from the city\town you are living in, you must overcome the pressure of your environment, I mean friends and parents, and firmly decide to leave as if it would be a final and unchangeable thing which you can’t influence. It can be a hard decision, because besides the town you also leave maybe your parents or friends. And you should know that at first things can be way harder on a new place then you expected. Such difficulties like problems with finding dwelling and suitable job can chill this first inspiration and make you turn back. But finally, I think, it’s worth doing. I would never forgive myself if I would stay there. Now I’m almost happy :)
