Pati + Candaian Family Day

I'm not entirely sure if there's Family Day in Russia, but it is definitely not a public holiday. Fortunately, I'm not all by myself in Canada, I spend that day with piece of my family - my cousin.

Btw, I found it funny, but different provinces has a different date for family day.

Canadian stores and almost everything, why don't you like to work at public holidays??? Honesty, in my opinion this is a great time for making profit. The only places where you can go are catering and cinema hit me and tell me if I'm wrong. For the second time in this year, me and my cousin was planing shopping day and for the second time it ended by movie.

Intro

If you're reading this, I really appreciate it.

It feels really awkward to have a blog again. Back to 2008 I guess.

Well, I should introduce myself. Although if you still with me, that probably means you know me at some point. In case if you're my classmate and after all of this time you still didn't get my name or if you're stranger who got lost and somehow read this, I'm Pati. I just found out that my name sounds like Jamaican food, that's funny and a bit embarrassing.  I'm Pati and I'm from Russia, this is my most popular phrase here in Canada.

I started this blog because my social media professor really wants us (students) to work. Gosh, it's challenging. No clue what's it's gonna look like. I'm not a makeup guru, my life is kinda boring and I'm not that interesting. You get it, right. That's why I'm "Pati + Survival". I survive in my college with this assignment. Help me, if you want to see here something more than just my talks.

If you comment this, +1000 point goes to your karma!

I just love this photo. #OOTD (well, a year ago) was:

- my favourite traditional Russian scarf

- tweed dress by Zara

- random tights and red belt

- traditional Russian winter felt boots

As a fashion student I feel like I have to post something like that though