Java on the Way

After an hour of editing (that's too long for a simple video as this, ngl)

Last year on this day, most 🇺🇿 FLEX finalists (now alumni) got to meet each other for the very first time. I am grateful to @flexprogram for everything they have done for us. If it weren't for @flexprogram, I wouldn't have such awesome, open-minded and caring FLEX friends. P.S.I love you all.

Hi, guys. I have a little update about Exchange Academy and FLEX prep classes. A week ago, we had 10 people, 5 of whom successfully passed the interview and reserved their spots for the second group. We need 5 more students to kickstart the course! Don't miss your chance, contact @exchange_administer and reserve your spot!

🚀Our first Special Guest Speaker is Azer Sayidli! Azer Sayidli is a FLEX Alumnus 22' from Azerbaijan, and he is going to share his FLEX Experience with students of Exchange Academy on August 5th ⏳ If you are interested in classes that Exchange Academy offers, 👉🏻 @exchange_administer ☎️

🚀Our first Special Guest Speaker is Azer Sayidli! Azer Sayidli is a FLEX Alumnus 22' from Azerbaijan, and he is going to share his FLEX Experience with students of Exchange Academy on August 5th ⏳ If you are interested in classes that Exchange Academy offers, 👉🏻 @exchange_administer ☎️

shesh, sorry for the typos

What's been going on? Alright, I am gonna keep it short since I am burn out with so much stuff lately. On July 20th, I went to Tashkent for two reasons - a birthday party and FLEX Alumni session. Every single time I am around my friends from Tashkent, they make me feel like I should leave Djizak and move to Tashkent as soon as possible and prepare for US colleges with them (as I should). I was a little late for the sessions because I was having a very nice talk with my friends at Nodir's birthday party. Again, we (FLEXers) stayed in a pretty decent and expensive hotel in Tashkent since American Councils were sponsoring everything ranging from our transportation expenses to our meals. I am so happy I took part in the meetings which were held by very successful FLEX Alumni from 1998, 2004, 2005, 2009 etc. They asked us not to call them "Dinosaurs" haha but they had a lot of fun calling us FLEX babies! Anyways, we move on. A lot of my FLEX friends shared their very recent stories with "СНБшниками". I was told that some of us were forced to be interrogated by them; that one of my FLEX friends was picked up from his house in a fully "тонированный" Mercedes vans. I am not gonna go in detail cuz the things that I have been told do not sound like my friends had a lot of fun. Besides, I was enjoying my time to the fullest with Diana, Arina, Amina and Kamila. We stayed up very late (till 4am) that I missed my breakfast next morning lol Last day of our FLEX sessions was pretty busy. We went to the US Embassy to get familiarized with ACT. No, that is not what you think. I am not talking about the test. Our ACT stands for American Center in Tashkent. This is a place where all kinds of Alumni of different programs organized by American Councils come and work on different projects together, or they just sometimes use that place as a library since there are dozens of books available. We were also given some presents by the US Embassy staff members. I got a cool notepad, a bottle of water, a souvenir and a pen. Thanks, ACT. We (FLEX Alumni) appreciate a lot. Alright, it is getting late. I think that was the end of what I wanted shared with you guys. Have a good night! @java_america

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Anyone who uses a MasterCard, please contact 👉🏻 @javohir_utkirov

Is there anyone who works as a teacher at Cambridge or Inter Nation education centers?

⚡️An update from Exchange Academy Today, we finished interviewing more than 20 students for FLEX Prep Classes, 15 of whom could pass the speaking session.💪 They officially became brand-new students of Exchange Academy who can't wait for the start of the classes 🚀 If you want to learn more about the program that we are offering and haven't reserved your spot yet, please contact @exchange_administer ☎️

hehehe, 🙋🏻 joke

“Memories, even your most precious ones, fade surprisingly quickly. But I don’t go along with that. The memories I value most, I don’t ever see them fading.” - Never Let Me Go.

I think my family likes travelling.

since I started blogging.

it's been a year.

Just shared a post on Instagram. The picture was taken in the house of the Ambassador of the United States to Uzbekistan Go ahead and check it out. https://www.instagram.com/p/CgWnYaJt8PB/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

lotsa people ask "that" question, and they are most of the times surprised when I say "nope". You are 18. Don't f*ck up your life trying to spend your time being crazy about someone who will eventually leave you without even saying "Bye." btw, the video is a common Tate W fr.