He Was From Other Species:
He was my roommate. His name was Abdul Samad. He was very intelligent as well as handsome. He had a very charming personality. He didn’t have many friends, We sat together in the classroom, we had our meals together and we studied together. He was the only one who always tried to argue, raise questions in the classroom, even outside. One day we were studying in our room. All at once the dar
In August 1914 Lt.Harry Colebourn purchased a young bear cub for $20 at a train stop in Ontario, Canada. Colebourn named the bear ‘Winnipeg’ Winnie’ for short, after his home city of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Colebourn brought Winnie to England. Before leaving for France Colebourn left Winnie at the ‘London Zoo’. Winnie was one of the attraction in London Zoo. Winne was much loved for her playfulness and gentleness and she was fed honey through out day many times.
As time goes by, as the days come and go
Lord, You gave strength and courage, to keep us going on
You took away our sorrows, and ease us in our pains
You gave us joy to face the lonely days
Lord we give thanks to You
Lord, we give You praise and honor
Use our hearts and souls forevermore
For the glory and honor of Your name
When skies are gray Lord You stood by our side
Your unselfish love has taught us and made our eyes for see
Our Lord we felt your presence when no one seems to care
You gave us hope, Oh
Stories stimulate conversations with their children more effectively than permanent notation and attempts to talk. With your children there is a lot of events in our day, and similar stories allow them to think about it more understandable way. In a society in which family values are not the first in importance, it is vital to find ways to connect children with all of your family members.
One of the best ways to prepare children for modern life is the story of real-life situations that will stim
We are unavoidably in a fast-growing world. More and more we observe that new cities are expanding their limits beyond previously planned. In its turn, new buidings are "lifted" by engineers almost overnight and the old ones are knocked down in seconds. But, if we stop to think about that "crazy" movement of our society in search of economic progress, we can notice that when demolishing an old building we may be destroying historical memories at the same time.
As any other historical element, old
Yes, 'no doubt' ('probably') means you assume that something is true or likely to happen - it sounds like 'I suppose', for example, 'No doubt Expector will give us another blog challenge soon.'
If you want to say something is certainly or definitely true, you use 'there is no doubt that'. You can say 'There is no doubt that your English has improved.'
You can also use 'without (any) doubt' ('absoulately certain') to emphasize that something is true, for example, 'MyEC is without doubt the best En
Two years ago an insurrection took place in my country . The former president Blaise Compaore wanted to modify the constitution so that to stay in power until his death. That is to ignore our courage. As a single man , we stood up and obliged him to resign and leave the country . Lot of people died during this uprising. We are still waiting justice for our martyrs so that they rest in peace. We really discovered the dark side of compaore system after his departure.
We are expecting more dem
Sibyl was a hauntingly beautiful girl from Cumae. She asked gods for as many years of life as grains of sand she could squeeze into her hand, but she forgot to ask for eternal life as well as eternal youth.
Gods granted her wish. The youthful days have passed and in came the excruciatingly painful years when she aged horrendously. Her pearly white teeth fell out; her face was riddled by wrinkles. Her bones were dissolved and little by little, she became the size of a shriveled finger. Due to her
Dear All,
I hope you are all doing great.. and then :D :D :D
It's Wednesday... It means it's time of new "Wordless Wednesday" Challenge...
For the rules of how to participate in the challenge, or how to make your own "Wordless Wednesday" Challenge, please refer to the blog Wordless Wednesday by Tara Benwell.
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The Challenge: I saw this cat yesterday on my way back to my home.. She was sleeping in peace and paying no attent
I would like to thank you wholeheartedly my EC friends for all your encouragement and support. Special thanks to Luci for inviting me to take part here. I'm very pleased to participate to this 'real' writing challenge where a lot of members showed their authentic handwriting and creativity. I hope you'd be able to read my letter clearly. Good day! :)
Aloha lovely EC people!
Yup! I'm bothering you again with more pictures and topics about respect for the enviroment! How annoying can I be?!!
I posted this picture in Adaline's blog (about her cute Fox neighbour) But since I love the message, I also wanted to share it here so you all cannot avoid to see it! (I'm 'programming' your brains, muahahaha!)
Okay, this is also the message I wanna share here:
I don't know whether you like animals or if you don't really care about them; whether you feel mor
Thanks all..:)
Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights celebrated by millions of people across the world every year in Autumn. It's spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness, good over evil.
Diwali or Deepavali means army of lights. Although it was originally a Hindu celebration, Diwali is now enjoyed by people of every religion. It is a family celebration. Diwali is a time for fun, joy and rejoicing with family. Where ever we live we try to go back to our home and join with our family to get bles
For many species, its inhumane to keep wild animals as pets.Some people cannot meet the behavioral, social, nutritional and psychological needs of the wild animal. But we got a wild animal family as our pets. Its a red fox family lives in our back garden.
The red fox is the most widely distributed and populous canid in the world. A male fox is called a ‘dog, a female fox is called a ‘vixen’, and baby fox is called a ‘kit’,’pub’ ‘or ‘cu
Sometimes it's not easy to be good for everyone. You try to be good in family, to be good with friends, to be good with coworkers. You don't like arguments. You want the "peace in the world" :)
Jobless, single twenty four years old Dave from Manchester woke up with hangover as he was partying the whole previous night, better closed his eyes and started thinking… „What am I gonna do today? Just to roam with my mates, smoke weed? No, it is pretty boring. Ohhh, I almost forgot, my clown costume was delivered and it is waiting for me at the post office! Yeah, I will have some fun with it.!" Well, unfortunately there are many - sorry to say it - IDIOTS, who lately appeared wearing clown cos
The issues of maintaining and improving your writing skills after summer time present a very important aspect of student life.
It is not always easy to reconcile the demands of academic life, and the writing skills required, with time we dedicate to leisure and other extracurricular activities.
Writing is a complex thing and it requires constant improvement. Without the effort to constantly develop our writing skills, there can be no successful writing.
We will give you some proven and practical ti
Languages are ranked according to the level of difficulty, and to say which ones are easiest for native English speakers to learn is subjective. It usually depends on the person learning the language, but according to the ranking made by Foreign Service Institute, here are the top 10 languages that are closest to English and therefore the easiest for native English speakers to learn.
1. Afrikaans
Surprisingly, Afrikaans ranked the first in the list. It used to be a dialect of Dutch until it
