Whoa... It was so cold that day in March 2007 in Moscow... Ksyukha's sister was already meeting us at the platform... There we were, shaking on the subway, sleep-deprived (the train arrived at 7:00 AM) and frozen. Novinsky Boulevard... We're washing off Oksanka's war paint, otherwise those American uncles and aunts at the embassy won't let such a gorgeous Russian girl into America))) And besides, modesty is a virtue))))) We were handed envelopes with our job offers!! Oh my God!! We finally saw what we would be doing!!!! Working at McDonald's is the most thankless job on earth... We're waiting for our turn to enter this holy of holies... the US Embassy... OKAY—passport control is behind us... phew... OKAY—metal detectors are behind us... phew... OKAY—didn't pass... You are strictly forbidden from bringing a cell phone into the embassy building, miss!!! Okay, no problem! Just hope I don't forget to pick it up later))... Another metal detector—filling out papers—fingerprints—AAAAA!! This is it! It's about to happen!! Well... honestly, a student from the Faculty of Romance and Germanic Philology would be ashamed to be afraid of talking to a consul... So I wasn't afraid... Almost)))

-HAVE A GOOD SUMMER IN AMERICA!

-THANK U!HAVE A GOOD DAY!BYE!

I GOT THE VISA!!YEAAAAAAH!NOW THE MOST MEMORABLE SUMMER OF MY LIFE AWAITS ME!!!(BACK THEN I HAD NO IDEA JUST HOW MEMORABLE IT WOULD BE)