It is a wonderful feeling being loved and cherished and of course made to feel special on a paticlar day , to all moms in general.
Of course reading a few extracts here and there on other links , there are children who cannot lovingly remember their moms
I felt sad reading these comments , articles of difficult moms, who never shared their love to the kids they bore. It is sad in todays fast moving world with all IT at the tip of our fingers , not being able to give the warmth ,
Dear All,
Today Algeria commemorates the sad events of May8th ,1945.In that day many people throughout the wold went out celebrating the end of the World WarII.The Algerian people,who were being colonised by France, did the same and asked France as promised to give them back their freedom(France had promised the Algerians to give their independence if they fight with her the Nazists..)unfortunately ,France 's response was crual and severe:many people were massacred and murdered in some Algerian
Dear all,i want to raise this question related to the realm of space,might life exist on other planets?what do you think of UFO's(unidentified flying saucers)do they really exist ?Did they really visit our planet Earth?If yes ,justify and give your arguments (thanks for sharing!)
May, 9 - the great day in World's history.
It's Day of Great Victory over fascism.
Second World War is the most bloody war in the history of humanity. Sovit Union won a victory in this war, vanquished fascist Germany, but price of victory was more than twenty millions of human's lives. Other countries lost many millions people too! Let's remember about it and say together:
Down with all war!
We want no more.
May there always be sunshine!
May there always be blue skies!
May there always be mommy!
May t
I've been a proud mom and always will be. Therefore, I wanted to write something about my son and my fulfillment about being his mother. I wanted to share the joy of my motherhood. But in the end, I found myself writing about someone else's children.
Last night, I came across a folder of photos containing my trip to Sri Lanka last September. Something pinched my heart while looking at them. How could have I easily forgotten about them - the children at the orphanages I visited? Here I am a
Today, I asked a question in the OR (hospital's operating room). I hesitated to ask at first - what if I asked a stupid question? Would my Canadian counterparts look down on me because of a stupid question? But, the attending (a high ranking doctor) said, 'Good question! I know in Asia you don't...but in Canada we do...'.
So, here comes my question: What could be a 'stupid question'? Teachers usually want their students to ask questions. And, a question can be a good title for an article, or a go
"Listen, Speak, Read, Write. Nuff said."
this caption submitted by Tara Benwell, Congratulations to you!
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One of ways to improve my English, I will print out the news text and bring it wherever I go ...
Hello friends,
please put your great captions or comments for this photo, It is fun. Thanks for your particiaptions!
-Nadiyah-
Have any of you ever heard of Storybird? It's a fun website that allows you to write your own stories based on beautiful art by professional artists. I learned about Storybird via Russell Stannard at the IATEFL conference in the UK last month.
I just created my first Storybird story called "Like Mother, Like Son." On Storybird, just like on MyEC, there is a monthly writing challenge. I submitted my story to the Storybird May challenge (Mother's Day theme). Unfortunately, this challenge is only
Hello
A short writing to capture the new vocab.,
Thank you for your reading in advance.
-Selma-
Protest demonstrations, fighting in the Middle East, Tsunamies, Deadliest Tornado in Alabama, Royal Wedding and today announced "Death of Osama Bin Laden".
Every single event is substantial but Laden's Death came to the forefront. Congratulations to Us Government for this dangerous and risky operation. (I listened the details)
I think we all are in the elusive time together with the except of Royal We
I decided to go to Rasht which is located in the Northern part of Iran, along the Caspian Sea. I heard that my uncle has been sick and as a result, I had to go there. Apart from this, I grew up in Rasht and was enthusiastic to see how everything has changed in this area. Rasht is called "Gate of Europe." The reason is that it connects Iran to Russia and consequently Europe. Similarly, it is covered with a vast jungle. Most of the time, it's rainy, humid and one of the favorite locations for sw
I've been in London for three times so it has been a good chance to me to see it again by watching the Royal Ceremony. The first things which attracted me were many colorful hats and dresses. Every single detail was fabulous.
Design of Place, Dignitary Guests, amazing Congregation, Military Band, Romantic Decoration, Glorious Wedding Dress and Traditional Coach. I am speechless ; Coronation was completely Significant & Magnificent & Simplicity.
Historical events everytime impresses me and such
Greetings to all MyEC friends!
First, I’d like to ask something to you my dear friends who are serious in their want to improve their spoken English. How do you spend your time studying and improving your speaking skills? What are your learning plans daily to achieve fluency?
Hmm…I know… I know these are very common questions. We have read and discussed this kind of questions for thousand times here in our site. But what I’m appealing to you here my dear friends is that please hear me out my h
As I have been working in an office as supporting staff, I have to make some note and analysis report to my boss. Every week, I check and review on documents, progress data and make a short note and report it to my boss. So, I have been working with many files, documents and data.
One day, my boss was going on a field trip and I got a request from head office to give some data they asked to my boss. I didn’t know what they are asking so I made a phone call to my boss.
Have you ever dreamed to be a polyglot? You may ask what polyglot means. Polyglot is a person who speaks so many languages, let's say four or five or even more. Mr. Steve Kaufmann is fluent in 10 languages. As such, I was eager to know how he could have learnt so many languages whereas I am still struggling to learn only English. Two minutes after I sent my E-mail requesting him to be my guest blogger, Mr.Kaufmann responded and kindly accepted my offer. You can read his blog here: http://theli
I decided to write this blog because twenty five years ago the world was witness maybe the worst nuclear disaster in its history. I don´t remember the accident (I was only five years old); the first time I heard about Chernobyl I was twelve, and four years later I read the book "Chernobyl: el fin del mito nuclear" by Santiago Vilanova.
There are many stories, myths, rumors and truths behind the catastrophe, but the most important thing is to prevent another Chernobyl disaster.
Do you remember how
Today, I went to see the west part of Tehran. This is one of the major highways in the west area. It was at 10:30 in the morning and as you see, the traffic is so heavy.
This is Milad Tower, one of the tallest towers in Iran and the sixth tallest towers in the world after Guangzhu TV, CN Tower in Toronto, Ostankino Tower in Moscow, The Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai and Tokyo Sky Tree, still under construction. (From Wikipedia) It is 435m or 1,427 ft and it has a restaurant on top and is p
