Still can't believe I did it - I came back from romantic trip.

Greetings! I write you this post to say you that I came back from Ukraine! And I want to say that my romantic trip to Kremenchug, organisated by one dating agency was GREAT!!! Everything spent itself very well!!!!

I keep such pleasant souvenir in my heart! All my review in my mind! I was so happy to meet the girl (and believe me she was so real, no scam!) with who I correspond! It was such unbelievable!!! I felt so much emotion and happiness!!! I profited of each moment that I spent with her! Just, it was so fine!!! Sincerely!

It was just very important to meet us! And we wish to see us again soon: )!I appreciated very much the support and assistance of the Kremenchug Agency's branch! I want also to thank them for their kindness and patience! Because it was rather difficult for me, to speak and to understand the English: )! I promise I will make review for you, guys. Everybody should know - you are perfect in your job!

Thank people very much for everything!

Fullinfo of my preferences))) Some relaxing music...

Hello, internet citizens, I'm so tired after my work day ._. But I found some relaxing music, and I hope You will enjoy it.

GY!BE (all tracks)

Bullet for my Valentine - Say goodnight (Acoustic)

Scorpions - still loving you

Iron maiden - when the wild wind blows

Ben folds - rockin' the suburbs

Did you now?

Hi, peepz, maybe this post is nosense, but it was interesting for me, and I hope, it will be so for you too. You already know, that I like surfing resources, like "Did you now?" , And this is post with copypaste from there.

So sometimes it’s on the tip of your tongue… “What is it called again?” It’s not always easy to remember those out-of-the-ordinary things but to refresh your memory, here’s what it is called.

Mid-men, the male versions of mid-wives, are called accouchers.

The plastic things on the end of shoelaces are called aglets.

The study of creatures such as Bigfoot, the chupacabra, and the Loch Ness monster is called cryptozoology. Zoologist Bernard Heuvelmans coined the term to describe his investigations of animals unknown to science.