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Sergei Nikolaiovich Vishnikov
I live in an apartment in Moscow near the Yugo-Zapodnoe Metro stop, near the university. My apartment has one bedroom, one bathroom, a living room and a kitchen. It's small, but it's comfortable. My apartment building is close to a beautiful park. I love to go on walks there on nice afternoons.
I have a father, a mother and a younger sister. We are a very close family, and I talk with them all of the time. I have not seen them in several months, but I hope that I will be able to travel to them soon. My grandfather also lives with my parents in an apartment in a smaller city in Russia. When I moved to Moscow, I was very lucky to find an apartment after living in the university dorms for a year.