Friday, 16 December 2011

Cuando te extraño papa...

Cuando te extraño tanto, escucho esto y es tenerte de vuelta... te amo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uagxHHVMobY

The unspoken goodbye

It was a perfect Saturday afternoon, on a wonderful spring day. From the beach the sunset looked just amazing, as every sunset had since they´d been there.
Two friends had a picnic, they both knew that was the last sunset. They just keep avoiding having that conversation and they didn't want to say goodbye, but they had to.
They have been friends since they were young, twelve or maybe thirteen years old, a lifetime friendship.
Six months ago they've decided to travel around Africa, helping people and getting involved with different charities there, each one in her own scope of career.
After those six months each one would follow a different path, completely different. So, those six months were their last adventures together.
They never thought the time would pass so fast. They never thought that day would arrived. But it did, and they were just there, having that last picnic on the beach.
Nostalgic and melancholic, but hopeful at the same time, they knew that would be the last week in a long time. They were looking forward to the plans and goals they'd set a few years ago. But now they were going to live apart. So, they just got attached to small talk and chatting about the last six months together and what wonderful days they'd spent there.
They didn't know how long, they just knew they were going to be on the other side of the world from each other. It didn't matter how long, they had never been so far apart before.
And with the dawn of the day in front of them, wondering about the future and when they would met again, finally they said the words...

Autobiography

Actually it is impossible for me to remember that day, mi first day in this world, but whenever my mother tells the story, no matter how many times I had listened before, I always laugh. My father was in a rush driving and my other next to him, my father telling her to hold on and my mother answering "I just can't hold on!" So, I was born in my father's car, on the way to the hospital, with the cord around my neck and, believe it or not, that was perfectly normal for me.
It was as if that little, funny story determined my future character. My mother always says "you have been independent since the very first day, I didn't even need to push! It was like you didn't want to hurt me or something!"
I was brought up in the western part of the capital city, which is the poorest part; from two working class families, and yes, I have to say two because my mother's mother and my father's parents were neighbours. So, I live between two houses, two grandmothers, one grandfather and all my uncles and aunts around me.
My parents were studying at the university from the time I born and during my childhood so, I spent my weekends between the university and the beach, like a typical teenager, but I was just a little child!
During my school days I couldn't handle ball sports, none of them, and I studied in a school in the middle of a slum, surrounded by brilliant, natural ball sports stars.
I wouldn't say that it was awful, but many times I felt miserable, clumsy and incapable of holding the ball in my hands...
Every day, no matter what I did, I ended with the ball hitting my face and fainted. And I have to say that I was the only blonde, small and skinny girl at the school that "couldn't handle the ball, It doesn't bite Luzia!"
But, despite these horrible sports days, I don't regret anything about my childhood, because all of that model my character and my actual personality. It made me into who I am now.

Tuesday, 23 August 2011

What I´m looking for...


Personal Ad... Homework!

I´m 29 years old. I´ve got brown hair and hazel eyes. I´m fairly slender and quite short. I´m a Dentist. I enjoy listening to music, in my spare time I usually read books and I like going to the movies. I´m smart and easy-going, truthful and a very good listener; but sometimes I can be quite impatient with some people, and a bit moody. I really enjoy listening to music, I love any type of music maybe with a few exceptions and I really love dancing! I specially like to go to the beach and I am very fond of swimming and sunbathing.
I´m looking for someone not younger than 27 years old, he should be a little bit taller than me and ideally he wouldn´t be a dentist... he should like music and dancing. He should definitely be smart and funny, laugh a lot and enjoy simple things....

One of my essays... Leisure Time

Nowadays young people usually don´t make good use of their leisure time; the television, video games and internet fill almost all their free time and they are losing interpersonal communication and this is being supplanted by technology, violent games and awful television programs.
The main reason of the wrong way of using leisure time could be the rapid development of technology. A lot of children had, almost since they were born, a video game in their hands, that keep them ´quiet´ and let their parents do their work, but also keep the children isolated and this wrong use of technology could develop addictions in them.
There are a lot of violent games, violent television programs and our children are watching these too early in their life and all this information can led them to anger and aggressive behaviour.
On the other hand, if parents are more dedicated, they can choose the kind of television programs that their children watch, and the kind of video games that they are playing, and they can use technology to develop intelligence and better skills in their children by buying educative video games and choosing educative television programs which are available in the market.
Parents can also teach their children how to make good use of their leisure time by suggesting to them another activities which can be more productive, like playing sports, having a hobby, reading books or stimulating personal relationships with their friends and not only being in front of the TV.
The main idea could be avoid any excess, too much of anything is bad. In my opinion things should be equilibrated, and parents must be committed to their children education and they have to provide the right information and guide them. Not only let in school and television the education of their own children but participating and most important, modelling by making good use of their own leisure time.