Something from Norfolk:)

I'm writing from Norfolk: we're here for traditional dinner with the whole family. The house is awesome! It was built in 1856 and is a part of the historical street of Norfolk. I'm scared even to breathe here, everything is so historic! I'll show you some pictures when we're back to Williamsburg:) so maybe this day is not so bad as I expected it to be;)

I've just got a message from my Lyceum principal and found out that I've become a winner of the International Scientific Conference in Taganrog! I'm soooo exited! It makes me believe that nothing is impossible:)

What I also want to share with you, I decided to go to Germany. Buuuut since nobody is going to pay for me, I will spend my whole next summer working (thanks God I will be eighteen!). I'm not sure yet if I'm really going, but, again, I'm soooo exited!:)

Today is Thanksgiving day: Americans are supposed to be grateful for the first English ships came successfully to the New Land. As I'm here, I feel grateful for it, too:) I'm also grateful for having my family and friends who support me whenever I need, for being a student of Tyumen State Oil and Gas University, for the opportunity to be here in America today, for the second awesome family I've got here, and, of course, for the chance to explore and change the world.

Happy Thanksgiving!:)