English department's blog for students of Nuestra Señora de la Merced school, Bizkaia, Spain. (English only)
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This is where you'll find all kinds of things, from instructions for your homework , to news and gossip from school, photos, music...You'll even find a way to earn extra credit ; answer the questions that you find in the blog and see how your grades improve!
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We hope you'll take part in it too, sending us things you think are interesting or funny, and then we'll turn it into a really cool blog.
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This is where you'll find all kinds of things, from instructions for your homework , to news and gossip from school, photos, music...You'll even find a way to earn extra credit ; answer the questions that you find in the blog and see how your grades improve!
So add it to your favourites now!
We hope you'll take part in it too, sending us things you think are interesting or funny, and then we'll turn it into a really cool blog.
Hope you like it!
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Anything missing?
The picture is not a very good one, but can you spot any difference between the windows in your house and these?
The blinds, that we call persianas, do not exist anywhere but in Spain, or at least not in England.
They like to take advantage of the light. This way, they normally wake up at around 6 am and go to bed earlier than us, around 10 pm. What is really surprising is that in June the sunrise is at 4.30 am, and they don't need anything to stop the light coming in!! They normally have sutters and blinds like the ones we have at school!
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These are the small differences that people don't realize until they go to England, and the sun comes into their room at about 5 o'clock in the morning, waking them up. I've seen people hang blankets, or even jackets in front of their windows to block out the light and get a good night's sleep.
ReplyDeleteThere's an old english proverb that goes; "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise"