tomorrow is the last day.
we have done a lot's usifull links like:
- a seminars
- a lecture
- writing an essaies

i think the most difficult for me was an essay, becouse it's very different from Russian. for last essay i spended whole day and night to make it perfect.
A seminars and a lectiries wasn't so hard for me. both of them i like and it's easy for me, but i m not agree with how we must construct it. on the other hand it's easier to understand for teacher , but anyway we are writing it for ourself. for example i m writing how it's will easy understand for me. i m writing for myself.

Yesterday my friend and i was crossing all London for find Banksy's grafitti.
Banksy is on of the most famouse grafitti painter. i heard that no one have see him. no one knows him and no one know how he looks like.
http://www.banksy.co.uk/outdoors/horizontal_1.htm his web we you can find his work))

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banksy - more about him.. very interesting.. i like that he has a persnality , he is creative.





as i can use web learn , for some reason it doesn't work, i dicided to find some information in the internet. i LOVE IT))) but it's on Russian, anyway without words.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y65c01F4HY4 this adv so cool!!

on priveous week i watched movie called "Havoc" . about teenagers which was bored. they wanted something more exited. one girl is around 16-18, i think, start to have some kind relationship with mexican drug diller. He is in band they called " 16th street". and that girl with friend drunk and want to enjoy this band. and there only one way to come. they have to have a sex with account of a boys which miscarry bones. that friend have a sex with 3 guys after that she tell to parents tha she was raped. and of course there a police, crying, then truth story. it's hard to explane main idea of a movie.

someone would like someone not. however i like that kind of movies. i like films which build on truth stories, sometimes historical.
movies like " Requem of a dream" " blow up" and etc. do you know what i mean?

Am i wierd?

london

on friday i watched movie is called "london" it's fantastic movie. all actions in one toilet. this movie about love, hate, passion. two person in love broke up and she find another boy, he start drinkig, using drugs, he loves her so much. and now he and she on the one party. he sit in a toilet and drink and use drug. he scary. he is not enough bold to come over and speak with her. after few hours he ready to speak with her. thay still love each others, but they scary to be together again it's too painfull. now she is flying to another city without him.they are crying. all action during one night and morning!!
i'm really enjoed to watch it)))

also yesterday with my friend we went to hyde park where is christmas attraction)

hey hey!
i haven't write here for a long time.
i ve done test
there is my result... it's sad((

http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/simple-present-1

but some mistake stupid mistake.. maybe i ve done them because of Friday??

as i already said i like pop art and Andy Worhol.
and now in Tate there is exhibition of Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, which is not pop artist but closer. and i ve been on his exhibition and i enjoined very much. and of course after that i came home and started to find information about him.

i find some interesting information:
His works on:
-The mosaic patterned walls of the Tottenham Court Road tube station
http://www.thejoyofshards.co.uk/london/tcr/index.shtml ( some pics of it)
-The cover of Paul McCartney's album Red Rose Speedway
http://www.connollyco.com/discography/paul_mccartney/redrose_hi.jpg

- The "Piscator" sculpture outside Euston Station London

He is fantastic!))

i find very interesting lecture, but listen it a bit boring and hard to understand
"On the occasion of Tate Modern's major exhibition Dalí & Film, this study day explores the work of Salvador Dalí in relation to the wider links between surrealism and film. Dalí's own collaborations with Hollywood icons from the Marx Brothers to Hitchcock and his fascination with the great slapstick artists of early cinema are put in the context of both his own ventures into filmmaking with Luis Buñuel and the persistent lure of the surreal in contemporary art and film. Speakers include renowned Dalí expert Dawn Ades, Tate curator Matthew Gale, film expert Ian Christie and Elliott King, who researches Dalí's later work. Chaired by Gill Perry, Head of Art History at the Open University. "


http://www.tate.org.uk/learning/studydays/surrealism-film/

OMG!!

today i had a really good practise speaking !!!
i spoke with HSBC bank about 2 hours!!
i've been late at school becouse of this mad people.
i had a problem with my card. I couldn't take a money from it.
And you know what they tell me???
I spend about 2 hours of my life to speak with them and finelly they told me that i have to come in bank and speak with manager!!! IDIOTS!!!
i have black line in my life(((
my another card is blocked becouse someone took information from my card. but they was nice and explained me very quickly what's wrong...
it's pissed me off...
i don't have money at all... on my phone already ( cos of this idiots) , on my oyster((( my fridge is empty... whoo hoo student live!