I have had a love for nails for a long time, and I always wanted to attend a university that specializes in this art, but, unfortunately, I was not able to find one that I considered to be worth it. That’s why for several years I decided to work on nails on my own and think up of new designs and color combinations that would inspire others and that would leave me aspiring to further master the art. But one day, when I became of age, my grandmother gifted me a camera and since then, a lot has changed in my life. At first, I began to master the art of photography on my own. But working with aspects such as frame rates, light balance and content began to wear me out. I faced difficulty, yet did not give in. Quite quickly, I was able to demonstrate my skills to friends, which ultimately made me the designated photographer (better than being the designated driver lol). After finishing our schoolwork, we often gathered and took awesome photos to carry with us into old age.

I've lived to see that no matter the result of the coin toss, both sides of the coin have seen the light of day. I've read numerous philosphical doctrines and a multitude of quotes from Socrates to Voltaire. I dare not say that I am an expert on the subject, as there is still much to learn. Lets take a stone skipping on a pond and sinking to the bottom. Even a stone at the bottom of a murky pond is not lost forever. A cataclism can free it from darkness, in the same way that a drought could bring it back to the surface, or shouldI say, bring the surface back to it. It's curious how that works. I intend on continuing my philosophical studies, as I am the stone aforementioned, as we all are. You can always come and chat with me on the subject. I would be glad to trade points of view with you.

I have been practicing photography for a while now and consider myself to be a real nail/manicure specialist. It has been my passion for as long as I can remember. I also enjoy long walks in the park and a pleasant pink sunset. I am open to communication and you are welcome to message me to get more acquainted.

My favorite story in the Count of Monte Cristo. It's about a young lad who was wronged by those close to him and ended up locked away for a long time. The part that inspired me and gripped me ever since is the fact that the main character, Edmund Dantes, didn't give up. He got through his suffering and ended up becoming the victo through it all. A realistic story that I truly enjoyed. Alexander Dumas is really a good writer overall. This is the one story that stood out among the rest, in my opinion. If you haven;t read it, you could give it a try and let me know what you think.

On our planet, every person has their own specific dream. The path to achieving that cherished dream is all about achieving small and attainable goals that have a snowball effect in the long run. My dream is to travel to every corner of our planet. I want to visit every equatorial (preferably) country in the world throughout my life. After all, it is so interesting to see majestic architectural objects in all parts of the world, try the cuisine of different nations, learn about the traditions and customs of various ethnic groups. The opportunities that travel provides us are too much to count. From new faces to new places, it's all here. I want to start my journey from Europe. Or rather, from France. The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame de Paris. Even the names of these attractions lure anyone. But in order to fulfill my dream I need to get an education and a job that will allow me to travel. Therefore, now I must work hard to fulfill my cherished dream.