A good friend

Tuesday, 13 November 2012

A good friend Rosiki ( by Ana Mª Cañadas)


This is my good friend Rosa. Currently, Rosa is maybe my best friend. I know a lot of people but she’s more special than others. She lives at Premia de Mar and she has a daughter called Paula.

I think that I met Rosa six or five years ago but I didn’t remember which day. She’s Jose’s sister and Jose is my friend. Her real name is Rosa but her friends called her Rosiki. It’s a loving name.

Rosiki is an intelligent woman with strong character. She’s sincere and her face shows that she thinks at the moment.  She’s a hard-working, open-minded woman and very talkative but sometimes when she’s a problem she’s reserved because her life has not been easy. I think that she’s a fighter. She’s a loyal friend, she always listen your problems and give you good advices.

Rosa and me have similar hobbies and we enjoy when we go to shopping (we love Desiguals clothes). We try to pass more time together but both of them have different schedule and we only can come up on friday’s evenings or  at the weekend. The news technologies let us to have more contact; whatsapp is an amazing invention.

In summary, Rosa has a heart of gold and I hope that our friendship will never miss.

My good friend, Silvia (by Noelia Olmedo)


My friend Silvia

This is my dear friend called Silvia. I met her when I was 4. Since then, we have been together at kindergarten, primary school and secondary school in Badalona.  From the first day I saw her in the school yard, with her dark curls and snub nose, something told me we were going to get along just fine. 
Silvia is 33 years old like me, is short, very thin and with intense brown eyes. She is very athletic, loves cycling and climbing. I can't to do all these things because I like the quiet and naps more. Silvia is funny, generous, positive and sensitive. However, she is very nervous and a bit reckless. Sometimes we clash because both are stubborn. The anger doesn't last long because she always makes me laugh. Despite how different we are, we're friends. It's great. I love her like a sister. 
She works as a nurse and also studied psychology in 2001. She is a good professional, prepared and competent.
Silvia has always accompanied me in bad and good times of my life. When my father got sick she comforted me and helped until he recovered. Also, she introduced me to whom now is my husband, and was one of the witnesses at my wedding. It was a wonderful moment in my life!
We now live in different cities, we see each other less, but I know that at any time, a call, a message, a coffee can join us again like in the old times. Whatever happens we will be friends, that's for sure! 

Saturday, 10 November 2012

A good friend: Annett (by Eva Sabater)





This is Annett. I met her in 1999 while she was doing an Erasmus in Barcelona and we ended up sharing a flat -  and having the year of our lives!
But we didn’t get on well straightaway. When I first met her, I thought she was a bit weird, unusual, maybe even tacky. How wrong I was! After a few weeks of having long breakfasts together (her lovely German breakfasts, mmmm....) and a few nights out, I saw that we got on like a house on fire! Apart from being an extremely bright and interesting person, she’s really optimistic, open-minded and attentive, cheerful, very thoughtful (she always remembers birthdays, sends Xmas presents, etc.), really sweet and funny (she has a kind of strange sense of humour). And she has a heart of gold!
However, she’s not perfect.  She’s very stubborn, and a bit reserved sometimes, which can make it difficult to know what she's thinking. 
Still, I love her. We meet up at least once or twice a year. And if I can’t make it because I’m too busy, she always makes the effort to visit me in BCN instead. She’s a real star!

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

Video of the week by Tresa Campins

I love Art, and I want to share with you this video. I think it's interesting. What do you think about this information?????

Thursday, 1 November 2012

"ACHINAR" VS "ESPAÑOLIZAR"

"ACHINAR" VS "ESPAÑOLIZAR"

The U.S.A families want their children to learn in Mandarin. Maybe, in Catalonia, we should "achinar" in schools instead of "españolizar". Perhaps our future would be more hopeful ...but then, what do the teachers studing English??????? 
imma's article


Friday, 26 October 2012

Happy Halloween!

Hello! As Halloween approaches, I leave you with this disturbing story of Cat versus Human. Do click below the kitten and enjoy the comic.
Happy Halloween

Saturday, 13 October 2012

Class Dismissed


Classmates, watch this video and judge for yourself the situation they are going through many girls and women living in villages under the barbaric and violent. Know to Malala Yusufzai and his father:


Class Dismissed

Warning! The video contains violent imagery and very raw. But I think it's worth watching this documentary.

Europe’s Richer Regions Want Out, by Ariadna

http:ref=europe&_r=0//www.nytimes.com/2012/10/07/sunday-review/a-european-union-of-more-nations.html

Now is an important moment about the Catalan history, and  newspapers from all the world speaks about this new future

Thursday, 11 October 2012

The journey


Following the same idea as the previous picture, here you are another sentence that makes me think about the attitude we show in our daily life. Hope you like it!

Friday, 5 October 2012

eoibad4pia: Michelle Obama and the american's dream

eoibad4pia: Michelle Obama and the american's dream: A big liar?

Cat versus Human

Hello classmates! Some time ago I read the comic"Cat versus Human" is very funny and is also in English. So enjoy two of the things I like cats and humor, and plus I practice a bit off English. I do not know if you have cat, but I have been the same as the protagonist. Hope you like!