Temka Vegtamchik'a

Hello, HeroesWorld! First post in this thread :) The topic has been lying dormant for a very long time and waiting for its moment. And it seems that the moment has finally arrived. When it was created, it had a different name and was intended for fan fiction. I never finished writing it, but it is still stored in my head and notebooks, and I haven't lost hope of finishing it. Along with it, there are many other ideas. After reading this topic, I renamed mine and prepared it for the future. No, J-pop and K-pop will not appear here. This isn't my first attempt to start a blog. A year ago, I started a LiveJournal, but didn't fill it with content. As far as I remember, I posted a link to it in one of the forums. There are still only two posts there, each just a few lines long. Why did that happen? I don't know myself. Laziness, unwillingness to share thoughts, lack of familiar bloggers, and therefore readers - something like that or a little bit of everything. But here, people will read... noooo! I won't let anyone read! My preciousness... created only to please my ego! Or to learn how to express thoughts – this was also the motto behind creating the LiveJournal. It seems that I cannot give a definitive answer to the question of why this topic is needed. I will have to come to terms with the fact that it exists and, if possible, fill it with content. I wanted to publish the first post with a couple of small impressions, but instead, I am rambling on. It doesn't matter; let these ten lines become part of the first message too. An important event yesterday was visiting a bookstore. I felt like someone who had just discovered literature and was grabbing everything off the shelves. A low-quality photo is attached to the post. At home, either these books are almost impossible to find, or they cost twice as much as here. I need to think about ordering literature online. I read one of the books on the very first day - "Flowers for Algernon." One of the most desired books in my personal reading list. It was worth it. The main character of the book is thirty-two-year-old Charlie Gordon, who studies in a "class for slow adults," as he calls the institution he attends. He was chosen as a participant in a dangerous scientific experiment, and the entire book describes the course of this experiment. To say that I liked the book would be an understatement. It captivates, makes you empathize with the hero, and leaves a lot of food for thought after reading. I highly recommend it. Today, I had a nightmare (a rare occurrence), which I only remember in general terms. I was walking through a park, everything around was gray, and a person wrapped in a dark cloak was moving towards me; he wore a wide-brimmed hat, moved toward me but didn't get closer. This continued for some time, then both I and this person started running, but he still didn't get any closer to me. During the run, the part of the cloak covering his face fell down, and I realized that there was nothing where his face should have been. Then other people appeared, there were many of them, including men and women, but they all had no faces. That's when I woke up, finding myself lying on my back (I never sleep like that) and stretched out at full length. My arms turned out to be crossed on my stomach. A strange dream.