Let me share my opinion about my important day in my life

  Let me share my opinion about my important day in my life.

Mark Twain said: "The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why." These are two of the most powerful quotes I've ever read, and I try to live by both every day. Let’s follow it. Let’s find out why we are living this life and which kind of aim we have?

Every person have an unforgettable day which gave great memories and priceless experience in his life. Throughout my life, there were many days that were significant; however, there is only one day that stands from the rest. The most important day of my life is the day I graduated school. Graduating school was an emotional day because I felt prepared to exit one stage of my life and optimistic for the next step in my life.

I studied on 52 school-gymnasium in Nur-Sultan city. The day when I graduated school is the most important day of my life because I experienced a euphoric feeling. The excessive weight on my shoulders was released and I felt relieved. Throughout school, I endured many sleepless nights due to homework that piled up because I was horrible at time-management. Also, procrastination always got the best of me and I spent many late nights drinking coffee to stay awake in order to study for quizzes and finals. Luckily I passed my exams for excellent. School definitely challenged me and I developed into a new version of myself after I graduated.

After a difficult exam day, we arranged a graduation party with the class. This is another reason to remember this day forever.

That day I experienced a lot of different emotions at the same time. On the one hand, this day was a new way to a new life, but on the other hand, it was sad that it was the last day of our school life and childhood. Unfortunately It was a little sad to say goodbye to friends with whom I spent 11 years together. In fact for 11 years we have become one family, these people become the closest in my life. Moreover, on that evening, we and our teacher walked, sang, had fun and met the sinrise, it was the unforgettable day.

Finally, we need to appreciate every moment of our life.

And so, finally, I would like to say that every day in our life is a story. A story that will remain in our memory with good, warm memories. And therefore, we must spend each of our days so that it is memorable. We need to appreciate every moment of our life. Also, every day should be a good memory that we will remember in the future with a smile on our face.

Therefore, I want to say…

Live, enjoy, smile, remember!

                                Can character traits be identified by appereance?

The first impression of a person plays a very important role. Yes, sometimes it is deceiving. Nevertheless, it is precisely by the first impression of appearance that we judge a person. And life experience often allows us to quite correctly determine character traits based on certain features of appearance. By appearance, we draw conclusions about the social status, intelligence and character of a person. Status can be easily determined by generally accepted indicators - the cost of clothing and behavior, but the connection between a person's character traits and appearance is less obvious - we can assume that we determine this by intuition. It often happens that it is impossible to rationally explain why a person's appearance repels or, conversely, attracts.

Recent studies in psychology suggest that we can. Even when we only get a chance to look at a person for a few seconds—also known as a thin-slicing—our judgment of personality is fairly reliable. Although we make quick judgments about personality on the basis of things like facial expression, posture, clothing, and attractiveness, we are generally at least somewhat accurate about initial impressions.

We would all benefit from being more aware of our characteristics and personality traits. That’s because they are significant predictors of our behaviors and attitudes. Each person is individual, and not always his appearance directly speaks of character traits.

Advantages/disadvantags of living in Kazakhstan for a foreigner

Kazakhstan is a huge untouched country. Kazakhstan has a beautiful culture and everything to charm foreigners. From the vast and barren steppe to the bustling energy of the major cities, Kazakhstan is a country of contrasts. Almaty is the country’s largest city and situated in the fertile, mountainous south, with a skyline that’s a blend of the old Soviet and pre-Soviet era. Across the windswept central steppe in the north is the country’s capital of Nur-Sultan (formerly Astana), characterised by new, modern buildings and rapid growth. Kazakhstan is one of the world’s top oil producers and has the biggest economy in Central Asia, bolstered recently by foreign companies and international banks setting up shop in Kazakhstan.Cost of transport in Kazakhstan.Most public transport is inexpensive. It’s comparatively pricier to travel by taxi, though fares are still cheaper than many other countries around the world. It’s costly to purchase a car, even second-hand, although petrol prices are usually affordable. 

+The cost and quality of food in Kazakhstan vary according to season. In summer, local fruit and vegetables are inexpensive and of good quality. In winter, however, fruit and vegetables are expensive and tend to be poor quality goods. To keep costs down, expats should do the bulk of their shopping in local bazaars and markets.

+ Kazakhstanis are friendly and welcoming, and while the expat community in cities such as Nur-Sultan and Almaty is still relatively small, it’s growing rapidly and there is an active international club for just about any interest.

-Most accommodation in Kazakhstan’s major cities is in the form of apartment buildings. Houses are available, but rents are much higher and they’re expensive to heat.

-Things are improving but there is still a lot of bureaucracy to cope with in Kazakhstan.

Not everyone will speak English so be prepared to take a translator to any meetings with local contractors and suppliers. Be aware that while Russian is the language of commerce and spoken by most people, Kazakh is the national language and may be used for speeches, particularly by government ministers.