Once upon a time, a Town Mouse went on a visit to his cousin in the country. He was rough, this cousin, but he loves his town friend and welcomed him heartily.
"Welcome to my house!" The Country Mouse said.
"Hi!" said the Town Mouse to his cousin.
"Do you want anything to eat?" offered the Country Mouse.
"Yes, please. What can you offer to me?" asked the Town Mouse.
"I can offer you beans, beacon, bread and cheese." He answered.
"Ok, thanks but... I can't understand how can you put up with such poor food. Come with me to the town. Food there is better than here!" told him the Town Mouse.
They went to the Town Mouse's residence late at night.
"Do you want any refreshment? If you want it, follow me to the grand dining-room." The Town Mouse told him.
They went to the grand dining-room where they found the remains of a fine feast, and the two mices started to eat all that was nice and suddendly they heard a strange noise.
"What's that noise?" Asked the Country Mouse.
"Don't worry. It's only the dogs of the house." the Town Mouse answered.
"I don't like eat with music" admitted the Country Mouse.
In that moment, the door opened and two massiffs rushed in making the two mice run off.
"Well, I think it's time to leave and return to my house." said the Country Mouse.
"Oh... But you can stay here longer with me!" The Town Mouse told his cousin trying to convince him.
"Better beans and beacon in peace than cakes and ale in fear" the Country Mouse replied.
(I've done it with Verónica.)
miércoles, 25 de mayo de 2016
viernes, 29 de abril de 2016
SEVILLA VS BETIS.
Last Sunday there was a football match between Sevilla and Betis at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuan stadium. It was an incredible match.
At the fisrt part of the match, both were playing well, although Betis was playing a little bit better than Seville. However, in the second part of the match, Seville was more active. They scored 2 goals. In fact, they were 3 goals, but 1 wasn't available.
They remainded 2-0.
jueves, 18 de febrero de 2016
BULLFIGHTING A NATIONAL
TRADITION
Bullfighting
is a very well-know
tradition in Spain. There are a lot of bullrings all around the
country where you can go to see it. There are people who love this
tradition but other people hate it.
Firstly,
I think bullfighting is a good tradition because is culture
and it collects courage and beauty. It's
a cultural tradition that has been done for many years and
if you
remove it you're removing a very important component of our culture.
Also, before the bullfight people treat bulls so good. Bulls
live much better than people usually think, they live in liberty and
they have a life plenty of food and whatever a good bull's life
should have. I also
think that running of bulls is a sample of respect
and appreciation
about the strength of
animals. Another
advantage is that bullfighting attract many tourists for all the
country. It's known all
over the world and it helps us to make a lot of money.
On
the other hand, some people think that bullfighting
is a torture, but bulls don't suffer as much as people think. However
there are others animals that suffer more and people don't worry
about them.
To
sum up, I think that bullfighting is a beautiful tradition
that give us a personal
symbol.
lunes, 1 de febrero de 2016
Hi Claudia!
What are you going to do on Carnival? I'm going to go to Cádiz with Alejandro, Ana and Javi and we want you to come with us!
We're going to go there on a bus because it is the cheapest transport and we're going to stay in a hotel for five days. Maybe, we'll buy some costumes to go to a party to celebrate carnival!
We'll have an amazing week so please come with us, you won't regret!
What are you going to do on Carnival? I'm going to go to Cádiz with Alejandro, Ana and Javi and we want you to come with us!
We're going to go there on a bus because it is the cheapest transport and we're going to stay in a hotel for five days. Maybe, we'll buy some costumes to go to a party to celebrate carnival!
We'll have an amazing week so please come with us, you won't regret!
See you soon!
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