Анимированная история Польши

[lazy_natalia]

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[birguslatro]

Stunning!

Though I'm bad, as my thought at the end was: 'All that just to be able to work in an office.'

(Hopefully it makes more sense here...;)

[lazy_natalia]

aha! now I see it!

yep, the Shining Future embodied in those god-awful glass-and-concrete ridiculously tall buildings makes you laugh, definitely.

but that is undoubtedly better than anything they showed us before that, so... it probably makes sense.

[birguslatro]

Yes, much better than too interesting times.

Though I also wondered what the women were up to all those long years, other than working in a mill for a little while.

[lazy_natalia]

hey, you missed the fair pig-tailed tractor driver?!

[birguslatro]

I did? That's most odd, as I normally do notice them.

[lazy_natalia]

time code is 7:11. she's driving the mighty vehicle STRAIGHT into sicialism!

[birguslatro]

Ah - I remember it now.

Well, I'm sure you dreamed of being a tractor-diver when a little girl, yes?

[lazy_natalia]

no way
I dreamt to be a soldier, a writer and a movie actress!

[birguslatro]

Quite a mix! There's been plenty of soldier-writers, but I can't think of any actress-soldiers!

I thought a lot about animation when young, but I had no tech at all to produce it with. And spent little time drawing, either. I was born 20 years too soon.

[lazy_natalia]

now I know that if I were born 20 years later, I'd have become neither soldier nor writer nor (surely) actress, I'd be a professor of ancient history.

[birguslatro]

And I'd sit at your feet, grasshopper-like. I'm Currently reading about ancient Egypt and have just finished a book about the Middle Ages.

(And now I'm wondering if 'grasshopper' has crossed the cultural divide...?)

[birguslatro]

Oh, and I know now I was born to be a programmer, which was something I had no way of doing until I was near 30.

[lazy_natalia]

so, you've made your dream real! and I have no chance to become an ancient history professor now (and, actually, don't WANT to). maybe Life knew what it was doing, after all :)

[birguslatro]

Well, I don't earn my living from programming, so not quite a fulfilled dream yet.

As to being a professor, I'm sure doing is more rewarding than teaching. Assuming you're doing something you want to do, of course.

[lazy_natalia]

absolutely. and even if you don't teach too much but do lots of research, I wouldn't be that now. I can't say my dreams are fulfilled, but I like what I'm doing, and this is not thast little.