Автор Анна Евкова
Преподаватель который помогает студентам и школьникам в учёбе.

5 Things I Can't Live Without

I will not write about such things as air, water, food, sleep, sunlight, which no man can do without. I will write about those things that I use constantly and can not imagine life without them. Of course, if you think carefully, you can do without them, but I would not want this.
1. Phone. Mobile phone is one of the best and most significant inventions of our time. I think that for many people today, it is not just an expensive toy, but a mean of necessity. It is very difficult for me to imagine my day without this device. If I suddenly forget the phone at home, I feel very uncomfortable. I always use it at work. On the phone I can talk with friends, with my family.
2. Tennis racket. I love sports and especially tennis. When the warm season comes, I go to the court three times a week and play tennis with my friends. Tennis allows your capacity to deal with stress to increase since it includes mental, physical, emotional and social challenges.
3. Alpine skiing. You don't need to be a doctor to know that a healthy body is linked to a healthy mind. Skiing works the core muscle groups of your body helps you to improve your balance, posture and increase body strength – it's the perfect way to exercise during the winter. When winter comes, my friends and I go uphill and enjoy skiing with great pleasure. I went to ski resorts in Sochi, to Sakhalin Island, to Japan, South Korea and China. Now I dream to go for a drive to Kamchatka, where there is always a lot of snow in winter.
4. Fishing rod. When the ice melts on our rivers, my friends and I go fishing. I really love these trips. And even if I can’t catch a single fish, I always enjoy outdoor recreation. 5. Camping tent. Every year I go camping with my friends. Last year we were on Lake Baikal. The year before last, our group of tourists was on Sakhalin Island. You can’t do without a tent on a camping trip. It allows us to sleep at night in good conditions, to shelter from the bad weather.