Two years ago me and my family decided to go on a trip to Turkey. We went to the city of Kirklareli.  It was really nice and funny (maybe better to say amusing) . We bought some stuff and we took a walk around the city. When  it was around 7 o’clock we left and went back to the border, we passed quickly and peacefully. But then on the way to Primorsko (that was the place where we were staying for our summer holiday), we got lost. Instead of taking the second exit to Primorsko, we took the first one. And we started to see only trees and wild animals like rabbits and foxes. So my dad turned back and, after 30 minutes, we took the second exit which was the right one. So, at 22:30 we were in our  hotel. And that’s how I was lost after the border of Turkey.

In the olden days, kids used to spend their maximum time with friends outside by playing various types of outdoor games, but in the current generation's, kids are spending their highest amount of time in front of gadgets and playing virtual games.

Those days kids are had not not even seen phones up to their secondary education and for them holding a mobile phone is was a big deal.But nowadays, kids are handling and using them maximum time for playing games, chatting with friends, sharing photos and videos in social media apps, and for studying.

Whenever kids got punishments for silly mistakes, at times of the in the 90’s, they used to be not to play with their friends in the evening times, after their homework. In the 2000s, parents punishing their kids by banning the use of mobile gadgets, tablets, PlayStation, and Xbox for 2 days.

Things were different then. We used to feed our Tamagotchi, we used to collect toys from chocolate eggs and pictures of Turbo chewing gum, we often sprayed bottles of Vero in front of the block. The kids of the '90s still smile when we think about how we went to rent videotapes - something our kids will never do.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Answer then: a doctor, a policeman, an astronaut, answer now: a blogger, a freelancer, an influencer

American criminal movie about identical twin gangsters Ronald and Reginald Kray, who terrorize London during the 1960. It is the

true story of London’s most notorious gangsters, twins Reggie and Ronnie Kray. As the brothers rise through the criminal underworld, Ronnie advances the family business with violence and intimidation, while Reggie struggles to go legitimate for 

local girl Frances Shea. In and out of prison, Ronnie’s unpredictable tendencies and the slow disintegration of Reggies 

marriage  threaten to bring the brothers’ empire tumbling to the ground. For me the lesson is they we can be like Reggie, To 

take care of  a family, to have success and realise ourselves  fulfill ourselves. But if we don’t  aren't like that, we can be exactly as Ronnie, who doesn’t think 

about his future and perspectives.