я снова тут.
готовлю пирог.. 
ня ня ня.
да, я капризный ребенок.
The Pursuit of Happiness... But how can we aspire for happiness? And primarily what is happiness; when do we feel happy or unhappy? I think this is a very difficult question. If you ask one hundred people to give an idea of happiness, you will get one hundred different answers, because everyone of us has his/her own idea of it. If you look it up in a dictionary you'll read that happiness is a feeling of pleasure, contentment, satisfaction etc., luck and good fortune. The description is rather vivid, but isn't complete. When we go to a friend's birthday we usually say to him or her: "My dear, happy birthday to you! I wish you health, happiness, love and success in work" - and then we present a gift. In this case I often ask myself what we mean by wishing happiness, and my subconscious gives a strange answer: "We mean that we want our friend to be healthy, happy, successful and loved". But, if happiness includes all these wishes, why do we have to say all the other unnecessary words? If we are very rich, but aren't healthy; if we are lucky, but aren't loved; will we be happy? I think, we won't. As I see it, if you want to wish all these things to a friend of yours, it can be expressed with this word only. 
The political relation between the countries accounts for many tragedies, like those in our capital. Sometimes just one or two careless words could be a reason for a big conflict between nations - and not the powers but ordinary people suffer from it. People would be much happier if there weren't any wars and political conflicts; if all the people learned to live in peace and understand each other. Many of them suppose that if there were peace all over the world, they would live better and the situation in the country would be better too: the economy would improve, unemployment would disappear, etc. We would begin to laugh more often and be happier. Every one of us and we all together would be happy.
