Coca-Cola with lemons like in old good times. And my article stucks in a moment. Going nowhere. Just time is ticking out...
Was chatting today about documentaries. And possible themes according to certain circumstances of reality. I can't tell for sure that kids which are taken with their parents to a journey into new reality [in more specific terms - the case of Latvian immigrant families/job-seekers in UK and Ireland] are supposed to be left without a real childhood. The thing is that human is very adaptable creature, which can withstand the heat of Australia and the cold of North Pole, it all depends on demands. And so called "grown-up kids" are thrown into new reality just with the opportunity to meet all the benefits and drawbacks and try to cope with it. Maybe it's a matter of a tradition? That human should have childhood memories such like playing football in the neighborhood and pushing himself to attend School of Musical education, because everyone does? But times are changing, as well as habits and memories... who knows, maybe after 20 years those kids will be talking about how did they cope with language and cultural challenges and about their first trip to London? Anyhow, every experience is good experience, made on purpose or without.
But it's a documentary, so let's make some drama or at least provide some doubts! ;)
Was chatting today about documentaries. And possible themes according to certain circumstances of reality. I can't tell for sure that kids which are taken with their parents to a journey into new reality [in more specific terms - the case of Latvian immigrant families/job-seekers in UK and Ireland] are supposed to be left without a real childhood. The thing is that human is very adaptable creature, which can withstand the heat of Australia and the cold of North Pole, it all depends on demands. And so called "grown-up kids" are thrown into new reality just with the opportunity to meet all the benefits and drawbacks and try to cope with it. Maybe it's a matter of a tradition? That human should have childhood memories such like playing football in the neighborhood and pushing himself to attend School of Musical education, because everyone does? But times are changing, as well as habits and memories... who knows, maybe after 20 years those kids will be talking about how did they cope with language and cultural challenges and about their first trip to London? Anyhow, every experience is good experience, made on purpose or without.
But it's a documentary, so let's make some drama or at least provide some doubts! ;)
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