Easter is a bright holiday. We celebrate this holiday with the whole family. If on this day, you say to any person: "Christ is risen," he will answer: "Truly he is risen." By tradition, the first thing we do on this day is to go to church. We go with the whole family since morning. On this day we paint eggs, bake cakes. So we celebrate Easter.

Maslenitsa is a very cheerful holiday. It is celebrated since ancient times. The holiday is dedicated to the care of winter and the arrival of spring. This holiday lasts for a week. But the most solemn day is Sunday. On Sunday, people communicate, congratulate each other on the holidays, eat pancakes, and most importantly burn a doll of hay "Maslenitsa". I believe that when the doll is burned, the burned all the troubles and failures. After the celebration of Maslenitsa begins the post

The holiday dates back to paganism and its traditions and ceremonies in pre-Christian Rus. Maslenitsa is a goodbye to a severe Russian winter and welcoming of spring. This Orthodox festivity is celebrated in the last week of February. Maslenitsa is also known as “Butter week” or “Pancake week”. People have a good time with family, friends, neighbours and strangers eating local pancakes – “blinis” with various fillings, dancing in a round, participating in fist-fighting and other fun competitions, playing games and drinking hot tea together. The event could include masquerades and snowball fights.

Maslenitsa is preceding the Lent. This is a long period of time (about 2 months until the Easter) when we control all food we eat and thoughts we have. The holiday is celebrated during 7 days.

My ideas about school in the future.
The school must be well guarded so that there are no terrorist attacks.
At the entrance should be turnstiles, which will be opened with a card.
The school has renovated, there are places of rest.
Each class has an interactive whiteboard.
Special classrooms that are equipped with lessons taught in them.
For example, a history room looks like you are in ancient Egypt, pressed a button, and since you are already in the Middle Ages, and so is each office.
I think it will be more immersed in the process of learning
Instead of a mountain of textbooks, only one e-book is worn. In which they do assignments and send this to the teacher in a database.
The main thing is that it is interesting to study at school, for this you need to hold various Olympiads and competitions, for which an award is given.

The Russian ruble or rouble (Russian: ruble rublʹ, plural: rubli rubli; sign: ₽, rub; code: RUB) and the two unrecognized republics of Donetsk and Luhansk. The ruble is subdivided into 100 kopeks (sometimes written as kopecks or copecks; Russian: kopeyka kopeyka, plural: kopeyki kopeks).

The ruble of the Russian Empire and the ruble. However, today only Belarus, Belarus and Transnistria use currencies with the same name. When the ruble became equal to 100 kopeks.

In 1992, the ruble (code: SUR) was replaced with the ruble (code: RUR) at the rate 1 SUR = 1 RUR. In 1998, the ruble was redenominated with the new code "RUB" = 1,000 RUR.