Hotel Transylvania -review-

Hotel Transylvania,directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, set in the 20th century, is an animation about escaping, travelling and finding new horizons. Although it is an animated movie, the story line is difficult to be understood by young people.
Dracula, played by Adam Sandler, is the owner of Hotel Transylvania, who accommodates one of the most petrifying and mysterious monsters. His daughter, Mavis Dracula, played by Selena Gomez, is an uncommon vampire teen, whose dream is to face the ''light's shadows.'' This wanting caused plenty of problems as regards the secret of Hotel Transylvania, which was kept for over 200 years.The movie then becomes more and more gripping when all the action in the hotel is interrupted by an unexpected arrival of a boy.
What really astound me was the contrast of feelings: once the characters were furious, then in less than 5 seconds they become composed again. They were actually emphasized by the special effects, almost permanently presented.
So, if you like comedies combined with dramas, then this movie fits properly to you personality.

My library-mon cher -review-

The only tea shop in Pitesti had recently opened on the 'Crinului' street no. 59. 'My library' has a formal atmosphere, already known for its novelty factor as well as for her brilliant idea to have a cup of tea while you are reading a book.
'My library' has a varied menu with all kinds of drinks served in generous portions. The waiters are friendly and patient with any costumer. I ordered a sweet tea named ''Caramel cream'' which was extremely delicious.  The prices were reasonably, so that everyone can have once in a while the chance to relax with an oriental tea.
In addition, the service is quite slow, because I've waited for over 15 minutes for the check and I ended up leaving the money on the table. This wasn't that bad, but when you are in a hurry everything is clocked up.
To sum up,  I would highly recommend you to visit this place when you are in a bad mood. Despite other dissatisfactions, it is a very pleasant way to leave your problems behind and taste a small piece of other countries' traditions.

Am I too young to start my own business?

Despite the fact that most of us are steaming lazy population, there are other people that are hoping somebody will find a job for them. The problem is not that they do not posses a varied knowledge, is that they do not have places to work in.
On one hand, Romania is a country with a lot of political problems. The difference between us and other countries is that although we have a lot of traits, we aren't keen to work. And this is very bad, because without jobs life on this Earth is almost impossible. But, have you ever thought of a possibility to create your own business? I guess you have, at least when you were a kid. How many of us did not say towards childhood 'I want to become a doctor, singer, actress/actor'? Those things appeal almost impossible by then, but now we can immediately make it come true.
On the other hand, when you create a business plan you have to choose something you enjoy most to do. Knowing this, you would come to work by pleasure and not because it's a needth. After that, you need to rent a building or level, but remember: the space should be big enough to let the costumers or employees move around it. The next one, step no.3, is the hardest. The employees should be perfectly chosen. They are the mechanism of your business. They mentain the steaming rhythm when you are not there.
In my view, you are not never too old or too young to have  a job where you are the boss. The only thing that you should know is that you have a amazingly huge responsibility  that will soon provide you not only with money, but with maturity and glee.
Music for this post: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez68BZ2_6yw

How we can become famous?

A funny thing happened when I was out with my friends. We were in a trip in London when suddenly I saw a fascinating man surrounded by hundreds of people.
First, my friend thought he was stealing money from a purse, but the reality was totally different from her thoughts. As we were getting closer to him, I finally realized that the man we had been staring at for ten minutes, a drunk young man was, perhaps surprisingly, a story-teller. Later that evening, when the ''programme'' had already finished, a friend of mine asked him firmly how he had decided to have a novelt job like that. The drunk man, whose name was Allan admitted that in life you had to had luck. Easily, he added that his life without alcohol would've been impossible.
Amazingly, after ten years, he had became a comedian. Even if his life had turned out into being absolutely different, he admitted at the interviews that he had been suffering from alcohol addiction.

One person, billions of characteristics.

Reaching the highest level in something, is't a good start in building a career.
 Firstly, into being a couch-potato and trying to beat any new possibilities happening around you, is a thrilling difference. Being half persuaded and mainly instructed, may deliver you to the act of independence.
Since being a rational, motivated, self-confident child, I've acquired a sense of madness. The reason of contributing ourselves into these expression 'madness' is made to contrast the huge difference between basic childhood activities and light exhausting other useless activities.
Secondly, as I meet new people I start to realize that we are billions of different kinds of people. All of us are screwing each other's guidance to a better simply accurant way of understanding different kinds of characteristics.
Music of the post: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy4mXZN1Zzk