Alena Shiskova

Have you ever thought of having a plastic surgery? These days , more and more people are willing to go under the knife to boost their self-image and feel more comfortable. The majority of them decides to go through one or two surgeries but there are some exceptions. Have you heard about Alena Shiskova? She is a Russian star and she started out her career by taking part in beauty contests. Later, she wanted to become a model and she went to Milan to try her luck but sadely, there was not too much work for her because of her height as well as her doll-like beauty. However, Russian media paid attention to her and she became a celebrity. Currently, she is truly famous and considered the most beautiful girl in the world but she is not the same as before. Lots of things have changed in her look. She isn't keen to talk about all her plastic surgeries but it is said that she'd gone through the following operations:
Breasts job
Nose job
Lip fillers
Cheekbone injections (fillers)
Botox
Veneers on teeth
Possibly other injections which are harder to confirm

 

What do you think about this change? Was she better before all the surgeries?

Turkey

I've just come back to Poland from Denmark and as usual, I feel like dying :D I can't stand returning here because there are so many significant differences between life in Poland and life in Denmark and obviously, it's much better to be over there but I just need to survive few motnhs untill the end of this University year. Hopefully, I will make it :D
Actually, I've decided to add this post because I'm going to Turkey at the end of April then I'm falling over the moon !! I will spend in Instanbul one week and it will be such a good opportunity to do some sightseeing and take a rest by sunbathing on stunning beaches. Istanbul is famous for multiple mosques which are worth seeing and which attract plenty of tourists from all around the world! Moreover, I can't wait to taste Turkish food and particularly Turkish sweets which I eat very often in Denmark ( unfortunately, I dont think that in Poland it's possible to buy them).
Plus, I am going to go to parties as well to see what nighlife in Istanbul is like but generally, I dont consider myself to be a party-goer and a fun-seeker XD 
I hope that this journey will be fabulous and unforgettable !! Of course, I will add a post on my blog about this trip !
Have a nice working week ! :)

How is it going?

Unfortunately, I haven't added any post for such a long period of time then it's high time I did it :) That's the beginning of the second semester and I've already plenty of things to do- lots of homework and different projects for my lessons. I truly hope that this semester will end up as soon as possible. Frankly, I'm sick of taking part in all my classes. At the same time, I am kind of stressed out because of my exams at the end. I want to pass them all before upcoming holidays then I need to do my best and work hard. Moreover, It's probable that next year I will leave Poznan to finish my bachelor's degree in Gdansk and I will choose external studies to live permanently in Denmark and to come back to Poland twice a month for my lessons. I hope to manage to do it:)
And today, it's Friday but for me, it's a free day because my lecturer is ill then I dont have any lesson. I'm so lucky but I need to hurry up to get to the airport on time. I wish you all a good weekend :)

My journey to Portugal

Unfortunately, last Wednesday, I came back from the trip to Portugal. It was magnificent! At the beginning, I spent one day in the capital city - Lisbon. Obviously, the weather was so warm in comparison to dreadfully cold Poland. Palm trees, luxurious hotels...we can find all this on the streets of the city. I managed  to try out portuguese Pasteis de Nata- tiny tarts which people tend to eat for breakfast. It's truly delicious!( I will add one photo of it under my post). The next day, I went to Porto. Actually, it's not far away from the capital city then if you plan to visit Portugal, don't forget about this city. It's well worth seeing! It takes one hour by plane from Lisbon. Honestly, I'm more into Porto than Lisbon but of course, both of the cities are striking! I spent over there two days and the landscapes were breathtaking. Terrific ocean, specific architecture, narrow streets...it's really out of this world. Moreover, people are genuinely nice, kind and willing to help out as long as they speak English:) I hope to come back to this country in the future but for the moment, I am going to visit Iceland in April or in May then I am looking forward!!
Here, I'm adding some photos from my trip.
Have a nice weekend :)

What is up?

Sadely, Christmas break is over and the first semester of the second year at the University is coming to an end but it means that I should start out being worried about my exams which will take place in around two weeks. Luckily, I won't have too many exams but I hope to pass them without retaking so I am truly motivated to study a lot but I am not certain if it will be possible and if I will be able to manage to do it because next weekend I am going to Portugal for the first time then I can't wait and I am thrilled indeed. The weather over there should be much better than in Poland. No snow...it seems to be terrific! At the beginning, I am going to the capital city and after to Porto which is said to be splendid and worth visiting ! I really hope that I wont fail my exams because of the trip !! I will do my best to add some photos from Portugal on my blog! Have a nice weekend!

What is new?

Luckily, Christmas is coming then there are only three days left and I will come back to my hometown to spend some time with my family because actually, we haven't seen each other for such a long period of time then I am elated and I can't wait. Unfortunately, today is Sunday and I need to study for my english test and moreover, I should read a setbook for the literature. Hopefully,  I will be able to make it but honestly, I am tired and fed up with everything so I wish I could take a rest and recharge my batteries as soon as possible. Directly after Christmas, I am going to Denmark to celebrate New Year's Eve over there so I am looking forward. Next, I will get back to Poznan and unfortunately, I will be supposed to start out preparing for my exams which will take place at the beginning of February so at the thought of them, I am truly worried and stressed out but I really hope that I will be able to pass them:)
Have a nice evening and a nice week!:)

What is it like to work as a flight attendant?

In a week I am going away again and because of my frequent travels, I am wondering what it is like to work as a flight attendant. It is obvious that there are plenty of girls who are truly willing to fly on planes and cope with passangers but at the same time, they wish to discover new places and travel around the globe. For some of them, it is a dream job which they have been dreaming of since their childhood. But is it easy to defeat so many rivals and get this job? Not at all. Just on the contrary. It is a tall order and it is extremely tough to become a flight attendant. There are a lot of requirements to meet. First of all, the age is germane. U should be at least 18 years old but not more than 30. Higher education is not necessary but obviously, it is better when you have a bachelor's or a master's degree. What about languages? Of course, you need to be able to communicate in english with no problems but it is well-worth studying more languages as thanks to it, it is more probable that you will be admitted. It is a physically demanding job then you should be healthy and able to deal with difficult situations and with a lot of stress. Your appearance is taken into consideration as well. You should be at least 1.65 cm tall but not more than 1.80cm. You should be energetic, smiling, cheerful, courteous and keen to give passangers a hand. But anyway, all this is not enough. Before being allowed to fly and before becoming a member of a cabin crew, you need to take part in various courses, for example, first aid course. Moreover, you need to pass exams related to the build of planes or the equipment on board and more things but on the other side, it is essential to be lucky because even if u meet all the requirements, it is not guaranteed that you will become a flight attendant :) Then it is like this :) By the way, I am happy to fly abroad in seven days! :)
Have a nice Friday! :)