My RoomWe live in a three-room flat. The first room is my parents’ bedroom, the second is a hall for guests, and the third is my bedroom. My favourite room is, of course, my bedroom. I spend most of my time there as it’s not only a bedroom but also a study. My room is very nice and cozy. I can’t say it’s spacious enough but I have everything I need there. There isn’t much furniture, only necessary things. For more convenience it’s built-in. My bed is situated in the left corner of the room, and my desk is in the right. Beside my bed there is a stylish lamp and a comfortable armchair with some stuffed animals on it. When it’s rainy weather outside, I like to turn on my lamp, sit in the armchair and read interesting books. As for the desk, it contains numerous drawers where I can keep my pens, pencils, markers, text-books, exercise books, notes, diaries and else. There are also some shelves with books in my room. I have a large collection of Russian and English books. There are some posters with my favourite quotations and music bands on the walls. They set a special atmosphere in my room. I like my room a lot. It’s the place where I feel fine. When my friends come over, I invite them into my room. It’s a suitable place both for work and for rest.

Monument "The Candle of Gratitude"

This monument built on the rock above the old River, on the outskirts of Soroca is one of the most important creations in the Moldavian modern history. Here lie, spilled in the ground, about a stone in stone, sufferings, hopes and toil of many generations of our compatriots. This extraordinary work is dedicated to all Moldavian cultural monuments destroyed. "Candle of Gratitude", rising from the depths of our past, is a tribute to all the anonymous heroes who kept their culture, language and history of Moldova in polychrome palette of human civilization, also the memory of the great poet invesnicind anonymous author of the ballad "Miorita".The idea to build this monument belongs to the renowned classic of Moldavian literature, Ion Druta which launched 15 years ago. But the project was realized and inaugurated only on 27 March 2004. Thanks to all who attended with toil, with faith, with the money to the building of this monument, which the writer called "Candle of Gratitude" may be raised today the six hundred steps that climb up to the summit Dniester waters of a hill in Soroca, the top there appears a candle-shaped chapel of 29.5 m, which light travels at night until Otaci and Kamenka. From this hilltop can admire a magnificent view unparalleled.This national monument, a symbol of the Moldavian people, which remains necules the eyes of passers certainly could full card of Moldova.