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Welcome party (17. 2. 2015)

Dnes jsem šla do školy jen na jednu hodinu – ruský jazyk. Naše studijní skupina je docela malá – celkem ji tvoří 9 studentů s různými úrovněmi znalosti ruštiny. A jak jsem už tušila dopředu, tak já jsem na tom s ruštinou nejlíp (ono je to docela jednoduchý, když ostatní studenti jsou z Německa, Finska, Číny nebo Indie). Na dnešní hodině jsme se jen navzájem seznamovali a mluvili o tom, co máme rádi atd. Johannes řekl, že rád tancuje, a když se ho Anna Olegovna (naše učitelka) zeptala, jestli tím myslí diskotéky, tak řekl: „Нет, приватные танцы.“ [Ne, privátní tance.] A co vlastně řekl, mu došlo až ve chvíli, kdy se všichni ve třídě začali smát.

Večer se konala welcome party, jejíž oficiální část se odehrála v hlavní budově TPU a na ní se nám představili jednotliví koordinátoři BBC (kultura, sport atd.). Jelikož jsme skončili docela brzo, tak jsme si ještě zašli na večeři. Alexej nás zavedl do jedné restaurace, která vypadala fakt super luxusně – kontrolovali nám u vstupu pasy a batohy, ale byla docela levná (teda na to, jak to tam vypadalo). Pak už jsme vyrazili na neoficiální část welcome party, která se konala v klubu „Cухой закон“. A o tom už není moc co psát – prostě diskotéka. Snad jen to, že jsem z toho klubu odešla strašně brzo, jak už dlouho ne. S Annou a Mari jsme pak šli pěšky zpátky na koleje, a jelikož jsme šli okolo těch nádherných ledových soch a skluzavek, tak jsme nemohli odolat pokušení a všechny jsme vyzkoušely J Málem mi umrznul zadek, ale stálo to za to! Na Usovou jsem už pak šla sama (holky bydlí na A. Ivanova) a jelikož celou dobu sněžilo, tak to byla moc hezká procházka – na ulici bylo pusto a prázdno (kdo by taky v takové zimě chodil ven?), klid, ticho. Krása.


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