martes, 23 de octubre de 2012

Descriptive Paragraph.

This is a grayscale portrait of a woman who seems to be between 55 and 60 years old. There are two details in this portrait; First is her gaze. 

Her eyes show sadness and resignation. Her left eye is completely open while her right eye is middle open, just as if she had stopped crying.  The second detail are her hands; she is holding in a folded U.S.A. flag, meaning of a soldier who was killed in battle. The way she is holding it is like if she is trying to huge somebody, maybe her dead son.

In my personal opinion, what her gaze and her hands are trying to explain is that how many more deaths are needed to stop a war.









jueves, 18 de octubre de 2012


"Shrimp that fall sleep, is taken by the current"

A few years ago i did my social service in one agency that always wanted to be there i did superb working relationships with several prominent people in the middle, finishing my service was offered to work there but another agency and had offered me job first and I decided to enter there because they paid more, time later resigned because I didn´t like the job and i wanted to return to the other agency but was already taken my place... :(

lunes, 8 de octubre de 2012

Árbol que Nace Torcido, Jamás se Endereza


It means that there are persons that will never change. No matter how hard they try or people try to help them.

My Example:

I have a technician that I is not sure of himself and he is trying to acquire experience and knowledge. I have gave him confidence in order to have a better element in my team and let him be in contact with new machinery and instrumentation. 

But last week, I gave him a mercury thermometer that needed to be calibrated, I gave him because he is learning how to manage and calibrate temperature instruments. He finished the calibration and when he was putting away the standards and other thins using while calibrating, he knocked over the thermometer and it got damaged.

Now…. How can I trust him?

martes, 2 de octubre de 2012

"It's better to be alone rather than being with a bad company"

Once, I had a pair of friends that always wanted to drink alcohol. They were a bad company because I was always drinking and this situation turned me poor and alcoholic.

domingo, 30 de septiembre de 2012

"Is better to be alone rather than being with a bad company"

When I was 20 year old I had a friend who like alcohol and drugs, He started to invited me drugs. He was my best friend for 10 years, so for me was difficult to broke that friendship.
At the end our friendship gone, I prefer friends that gave me good things and show me better ways to hit the town.

martes, 25 de septiembre de 2012

“Best portrait on 2011”

 Hi Every one, I want to write and describe about one of the winner  “Best portrait on 2011” In the portrait you can see a blond beautiful woman but the detail that caught my attention are her eyes.

In the portrait appear only the face of a beautiful woman, she had curly silky blond hair, I think she had no more than 35 year old, she have a white skin with thin lips. The most beautiful and expressive part of the face are her eyes. She have a medium blue eyes, their eyes express in my opinion a innocence, tenderness, enthusiasm. She is looking at a fixed point. Her eyes remember me the deep blue sea, with a touch of sadness at the same time. She looks very thoughtful. I think her eyes is the best part of the portrait. Have a nice week.

lunes, 10 de octubre de 2011

Respuestas Repaso mid-term exam (245)

Module 9
2
1 the most expensive / 2 the oldest / 3 newer / 4 nearer / 5 easier / 6 bigger / 7 better / 8 further / 9 cheaper / 10 the best
3
1 some / 2 any / 3 any / 4 some / 5 any / 6 some / 7 a
Module 10
1
1 staying / 2 seeing / 3 beginning / 4 reading / 5 watching / 6 swimming / 7 getting / 8 studying / 9 meeting / 10 coming
2
1 'm/am writing / 2 arrived / 3 came / 4 travelled / 5 'm/am sitting / 6 'm/am looking / 7 'm/am having / 8 get up / 9 have / 10 go / 11 rode / 12 was
3
1 a / 2 c / 3 b / 4 a / 5 c / 6 c / 7 a / 8 b
Module 11
1
1 can't / 2 Did / 3 weren't / 4 left / 5 That / 6 can't / 7 are / 8 are / 9 doing / 10 'm / 11 're / 12 does
2
1 How far / 2 How much / 3 What / 4 How often / 5 What / 6 Why / 7 How fast / 8 How long / 9 How many / 10 Where / 11 What type/kind / 12 Which
3
1 six hundred kilos/kilograms / 2 ten point five / 3 four thousand / 4 eight metres fifty centimetres / 5 two thousand and ten / 6 sixty kilometres per/an hour / 7 three pounds fifty (pee/pence) / 8 half