My personal legend

 

 

One day, my grandmother and I went to do our daily shopping. I remember I was just four years old, during our walk we went through small streets to visit every store where we bought the ingredients for our daily homemade food. In Croatia, usually we get up early in the morning and buy some fresh food every day at the local market; I remember every time we stopped by the shop windows I would ask my grandmother to please buy me a toy. Every time I asked her she would ignored me, and I did not understand why she would act like that. I was so confused.

When my grandmother and I arrived home, we would clean the potatoes and some different roots, I asked her why I could not get toys from the shop, and she gave me a very simple answer, “because we don’t have enough money.” After that answer I asked her, “who makes the most money in the world?” She told me the banker! In that moment I just knew that I wanted to make lot of money, enough to not think about the money questions anymore, just live our lives without money problems and buy everything that we need.

Since I was four I knew my personal goal, I have always been good in math and started to work when I was eight years old. I cleaned  every day in the summer theater for a little change and after I was done with my work I went to my friends boat renting stand and helped him  rent some boats to Hungarian customers, because I speak the both languages. I was always good in math, and I like to work with the numbers, so after my education in elementary school and grammar school I decided to go to a business college in Hungary, near my studies I worked for an investment group to make some extra money and get some experience in investment banking. I still want to be a banker and I want to own my investment bank in the future.

second week in the winter term in TVCC

Monday: I got up early in the morning before the sun rises and started my daily routine.


Tuesday: The black board wasn't working properly, so that was the reason why I had to bring my homework printed out.


Wednesday: I went to the library with my sweet friend Asia and we studied together for our biology test.


Thursday: I had fun at my math class because my friend Braulio bought a lot of food and the class was also interactive.


Friday: Miss Arvin Larson gave us instructions for the Biology test while we reviewed every slide from our earlier classes.

Future:

Saturday: I will go with my study buddy at 9 am to a crazy outside workout experience, I'm hoping I won't be sick after.


Sunday: I will go with a pretty girl to Boise to have some fun at the local mall and watch a movie.

Tennis nowadays in Europe

My point of view about Tennis in Europe is very divided. European union has 27 member countries.
The norther point of European union is "Nuorgam" Finn Land, the southern point is "punta de tarifa" Spain, the western point is "Cabo de Roca" Portuguese, and the eastern point is "Rizukarpaso" Ciprus.

Every country got a different life standard, that's important to know if we talking about an expensive sport like a tennis. In the richest countries, which one's have an equal or a higher life standard than United states, in those countries we can easily find tennis courts in park's or in school's environment.
Those courts are will be probably hard courts, because they need the less care taking. If we wanna play on clay court we'll probably have to pay for them about 10$ per hour in the summer and 20$ in winter because of the heating.
In eastern Europe the hard courts are not typical and the grass court's neither. The hard courts are bad for our joints, but the operation with them is very cheap. We have grass courts just in England and maybe a few grass courts is every country but they are not typical  because the operating with them is very expensive.

 My favourite type of court is the clay court, I spent most of my time on it. On the clay court you can slide because the Small pieces of the clay and the speed of the game is slower a little bit than in hard court or grass.