Letter About Accident
Dear John,
Thank you for your letter, it was great to hear from you. I hope that you’ll manage your exams and make us proud. Remember, you can’t exaggerate because the stress will destroy you. So don’t overwork!
There’s no change in my life, but I have to tell you about one accident I witnessed. You won’t believe! Two weeks ago I was a spectator of a car race in Andora. One of the participants were our Polish sportsman Robert Kubica (27), and his partner Jakub Gerber (32). I was so excited watching the race when suddenly polish team crushed! All audience became silent immediately in anticipation for some official announcement. I felt terrible. My stomach was painful and I was unbelievably scared of bad news. And they came: Kubica has broken many parts of his body during the accident and was transported to the nearest hospital. He was operated by one of the best Italian surgeons but there still was a risk of a hand amputation. I burst into tears when I heard about it. You could cut the atmosphere with a knife, everyone felt dispirited. The one thing to be happy about was that Gerber was all right and Kubica was still alive. You should have seen a banger! All car was damaged. Some hours later we got to know that Kubica’s operation was successful and we came back home. It was such a strong experience for me. I hope that Kubica’s health will be getting better and better.
Well, that’s all my news. Do drop me a line soon.
Regards,
Thank you for your letter, it was great to hear from you. I hope that you’ll manage your exams and make us proud. Remember, you can’t exaggerate because the stress will destroy you. So don’t overwork!
There’s no change in my life, but I have to tell you about one accident I witnessed. You won’t believe! Two weeks ago I was a spectator of a car race in Andora. One of the participants were our Polish sportsman Robert Kubica (27), and his partner Jakub Gerber (32). I was so excited watching the race when suddenly polish team crushed! All audience became silent immediately in anticipation for some official announcement. I felt terrible. My stomach was painful and I was unbelievably scared of bad news. And they came: Kubica has broken many parts of his body during the accident and was transported to the nearest hospital. He was operated by one of the best Italian surgeons but there still was a risk of a hand amputation. I burst into tears when I heard about it. You could cut the atmosphere with a knife, everyone felt dispirited. The one thing to be happy about was that Gerber was all right and Kubica was still alive. You should have seen a banger! All car was damaged. Some hours later we got to know that Kubica’s operation was successful and we came back home. It was such a strong experience for me. I hope that Kubica’s health will be getting better and better.
Well, that’s all my news. Do drop me a line soon.
Regards,