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#scripts #natural_place I do have tons of places in my mind where i can relax and have a rest a little and i tend to go to those places as regularly as possible because it helps me to break through awat from chronic stress of everyday life. And one particular place that i am going to discuss here is the Japanese garden which is situated just right in the heart of the city of Tashkent. Well, I first discovered the place itself after pandemic when some of the rules were lifted off after doing monotonous things again and again at home for the period of nine months, I decided to go out and spend as much time as I can outdoors. And I thought Japanese garden would do the trick, so what I did was going there by bus or going there by metro as often as possible or reading books or maybe just listening to birdsong and doing something creative, right? And the benefits I got from visiting that place was, I mean ranged from reseting my mind, benefiting my creativity and at the same time I was able to alleviate stress and anxiety to the best of my abilities. In comparison to other places we have got in Tashkent like National garden, Japanese garden truly stand out because of its unique trees and flowers I mean flora and fauna are undeniably good and excellent from my perspective. I guess I will certainly be continuing to go there as regularly as possible and I may benefit from some other, i may come across some advantages that I have not discovered before. @english_with_Javohir

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Yapon bog’iga borganlar bormi? Zo’r joy-a? Baribir daraxti ko’p bo’lgan joy, odamga boshqacha shukuh beradi.

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#scripts #interesting_old_person I am going to talk about one old person who influenced me positively and who, to this day, i tend to talk, i tend to have conversations every now and again just to make sure that I am imitating his personality. So to give you a little bit of background, he is my dad’s employer and I first met him, well, this will date me, but I guess this must have been six to seven years ago, when I was celebrating my dad’s 40th anniversary at home. And everybody was invited ranging from our neighbors, our relatives to his colleagues and his friends and our apartment was full of people and one of them just approached me and asked me to give him a cup of coffee and while I gave him a cup of coffee he was sipping it and we had just a little chitchat about some basic things like for example football, sports right? And after that our discussion topic changed into more serious things for example we talked about politics and then education. Because I was about to graduate from school back then, he advised me to continue my studies at university no matter how expansive it was, no matter how hard it was. And I asked him why and of course he pointed out tons of well reasons why I had to learn at university ranging from better job prospects and networking skills to consistency that I maybe getting from university. I mean after all when you are studying at university you have to be consistent in learning and you have to work on yourself on a constant basis. Well, yeah, so this is the reason why I consider him to be the most interesting person I have ever seen and although he is pretty old right now, he works on himself and as far as I know he reads like 5-6 books a month which is very difficult even for me being a student at university. Well in the future I guess I will certainly be imitating his personality and try to be like him because I look up to him and because he has got a down-to-earth personality. @english_with_Javohir

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Part two - interesting old person @english_with_Javohir

Men: endi kanal ancha jonlandi, ko’plab obunachilar kelsa kerak ;) #talaba: kanalda xabarlar ko’payib ketdimi, arxivlaymiz!

#scripts #place_that_is_good_for_people_to_live_in I have never been to a lot of places because I prefer to stay at home and to be in my comfort zone. But the place that I went to well with my colleagues recently is oqtosh so I am going to talk about that right now. Well oqtosh is situated on the outskirts of Tashkent so it is really far from the city center it must be 55-60 kms from here. But a visit to Oktosh is totally worth it, from my perspective. I really want people to try out the atmosphere in Oktosh for two main reasons. First of all, well, unlike Tashkent, Oktosh is not polluted you will be bombarded with fresh air and you will be bombarded with trees all around you when you are paying a visit there, secondly people in Oktosh are much more vibrant than people in Tashkent a I guess and they are energetic and they are very happy about their lives although they have got a monotonous life I mean they did the same thing again and again and they just look after livestock they just this is what they do for a living and in comparison to other places I have been so far for example my hometown and some of the regions of Uzbekistan, I believe Oktosh truly stands out because of its well epic scenes and epic backgrounds. Because it is surrounded by mountains all around it people tend to swarm there during well scorchingly hot summer weathers just to chill a little and to have a rest. In the future I may probably buy a bungalow in Oktosh to live there with my family together just to become as healthy as the people in Oktosh are. @english_with_Javohir

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