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HOLIDAY

Posted by Lutfi pengend ngerti on May 10, 2010

"my holiday time and friends goes to river fishes fish, my friend final can fish big enough, fish at can my friend then at burn with same.after wards i look for fruit at forest, and final i can fruit mango quite a lot, then i bring that go home at me.........?" ^_^

beautifull morning

Posted by choirul anwar on May 10, 2010

The word morning originally referred to the sunrise. Morning precedes midday, afternoon, and night in the sequence of a day.Morning is the part of the day usually reckoned from dawn to noon. The name (which comes from the Middle English word morwening) was formed from the analogy of evening using the word "morn" (in Middle English morwen), and originally meant the coming of the sunrise as evening meant the beginning of the close of the day. The Middle English morwen dropped over time and became

SUNRISE

Posted by eric wijanarko on May 10, 2010

Sunrise is the instant at which the upper edge of the Sun appears above the horizon in the east. Sunrise should not be confused with dawn, which is the (variously defined) point at which the sky begins to lighten, some time before the sun itself appears, ending twilight. Because atmospheric refraction causes the sun to be seen while it is still below the horizon, both sunrise and sunset are, from one point of view, optical illusions. The sun also exhibits an optical illusion at sunrise similar t

Muhammed ....... THE NATURAL SUCCESSOR TO Jesus Christ

Posted by joweria on May 10, 2010

Successions are of many kinds like the birthright of the "first-born" as in Jewish law. Or the ascending of the eldest son or daughter to the kingly throne. Or by election, to select a candidate by the vote of the majority. Or Theologically, an appointment by Divine Decree of God's chosen Messengers. Like the call of Abraham, Moses, Jesus or Muhummed (May the Peace and Blessings of God be upon them all) who were appointed or "anointed"2 in consecration to their office.Muhummed's (pbuh) successio

The IB

Posted by Vellat Narendran Menon on May 9, 2010

Black like a bruteIt lies there muteWhen it talks in styleIt flashes a bright smileIt sings what they likeIt stops when they dislikeIt’s cared, it’s abusedIt’s shoved, it’s refusedThey call it an idiot boxAnd admit it’s like the stinking socksIt predicts unpredictable weatherAnd the coming price of leatherSome own more than oneYet some have noneWading infinite family moodsAnd spectra of routesSay all at homeTV removes a vacuumThe ladies like the soapsThe males dismiss ‘em as dopesThey love the l

Victory Day

Posted by Tanya on May 9, 2010

Today most post Soviet countries celebrate the 65th anniversary of victory in WW II. It has always been one of the greatest holidays here. Needless to say, 8 mln Ukrainians took part in military actions and a half of them was killed, a half of those who survived became disable. Most of Ukrainian cities were ruined, about 1300 villeges were destroyed completely together with their population. Actually, Ukraine and Byelorussia suffered more than other Soviet territories. One can hardly find a fami

What did you like in MyEC when you first joined it?

Posted by Nadiyah on May 9, 2010

Hi All,more than 20.000 members, all have the same goal, to improve and learn English and make friendship with friends from various countries . It is something unique and extraordinary!!Many ways are offered here to improve our English, serious,funny, and so attractive. We can choose how to learn according to the character and hope. we are given the freedom of expression that all members can enjoy.when you became part of MyEC, what did you like about it? Share your thoughts with us...-Nadiyah-pi

Mother's day quotes. To all mothers in the world...

Posted by Forget-me-Not on May 9, 2010

"My mom is a neverending song in my heart of comfort, happiness, and being. I may sometimes forget the words but I always remember the tune." ~Graycie Harmon"A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie " Tenneva Jordan“The heart of a mother is a deep abyss at the bottom of which you will always find forgiveness.” Honoré de Balzac"The mother's heart is the child's schoolroom." - Henry Ward Beecher"A mother is not

Intro

Posted by Vellat Narendran Menon on May 8, 2010

Hi everybodyI think My Englishclub is an excellent platform to launch English learning to more dynamic level, wherein the communication takes a personal preference and is totally democratic.I hope to have more meaningful engagement with the illustrious members and mutually help and be helped for improving this wonderful language at a personal as wellas collective level.I am sure I will "bump into" friends and colleagues and nurture avirtual but lasting friendship where we can share and care and

Galungan Day

Posted by wirati astiti on May 8, 2010

The day commemorated as the victory day of "Dharma" (virtue) upon "Adharma" (evil) according to the old history of Bali. This day the Hindus thank the God and feel grateful for His blessing and for the creation of the earth and its contents.There are several processions need to be done to celebrate Galungan Day:Three days before Galungan is the penyekeban.On this day, people begin to prepare the necessities for the Galungan ceremony. They collect fruits and store them in a special place until th

Welcome to visit Jimma's Blog

Posted by Jimma on May 8, 2010

Hello, Dear FriendI, Mr Jimma from Shanghai in China, am very glad to communicate with each one here through the plant of MyEC.No matter where you are from and who you are.No matter whether you are a guy or you are a girlsNo matter whether you are a teacher or you are a studentsNo matter whether you are rich or you are poor.Welcome everybody to come here.Please make yourself at home when you are coming here.Please give your comments to me, no matter you support or opposite my opinion.SincerelyJi

Chestnut time in Kiev

Posted by Tanya on May 8, 2010

Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, is famous for its chestnut trees. There are more than 2 mln. chesnuts growing all round the city in the parks and just along the streets. The house I live in is located on a srort side street that is about 300 m long and there are more than 100 such trees on it ! During Soviet times white chestnut bloom was an official emblem of Kiev. Unfortunately now it is inofficial one. But any Kiev born person starts telling about our city mentioning these trees. There are also

Mayumi's Poem no. 5

Posted by Mayumi on May 8, 2010

"You Painted Me Blue"

Why you hummed me the sweetest tune

Then sang me that sad love song

Why you wrote me that love letter

Then you'd say it doesn't matter

Why you had said you'll always care

But the effort had never been there

Why you made me dream of a beautiful world

Then let me woke up alone in my own

Why you promised me you'd be there

Then you kept me searching everywhere

Why you whispered me words of love

Then it seems you'll never be back

Why you said I am the one for you

But in the end...you painte

Mayumi's Poem no. 4

Posted by Mayumi on May 8, 2010

In Rhyme

Holding

Touching

And grasping..... the slightest hope

Listening

Hearing

The beating..... of my heart from my soul

Searching

Seeking

Just wond'ring..... what' are your thoughts

Smiling

Rejoicing

So soothing..... to know it's me there who I can find

Hoping

Wanting

Wishing..... you to be mine, my one, blissful perfect rhyme.

Mayumi's Poem no. 3

Posted by Mayumi on May 8, 2010

A small gift for Fa...Following his freestyle writing of poem...I admire his poems a lot...Do Re Mi....Fa

Your name is a tune,

Yes, my friend it's true

Even your words

In your poems

Are like music

Blowing away my blues......

You deserve those from me

Really...

Cos I'm your no.1 fan

Truly...

Saying my admiration

Freely...

Cos you're freestyle writing is

Lovely...

A Bunch Of Flower For My Mom and All Moms Around the World!

Posted by Nafis on May 7, 2010

Today, what most honoured is to acknowledge the women who work outside home. I do not want to degrade this but, I think the job that women do at home is as important as theirs.My mother has always taken care of my brother and I. I don’t remember if I have ever left alone at home. Even if she went somewhere, she would come back very soon so that we could eat at least dinner together. Fresh nourishing foods were cooked by my mom every day. Frozen packaged foods, ready meal or junk foods were banne

Back On The Track!

Posted by Nafis on May 7, 2010

After three years, finally, I could make it. Every morning, I wake up with this thought; To see my country again, to hug tightly my family members and relatives, walking in Iran, eating Iranian traditional ice cream, kebabs , breads, visiting the places that I had been before; the university, the streets, the cinemas, to see how they have changed. Now, that time has arrived and I am eagerly packing my bags but, I feel so strange. I am supposed to be more relaxed but, I neither can eat nor sleep.

The Importance of Hard Work in Successby Life It Up.............(**,)

Posted by ADNAN on May 7, 2010

You do not come across success just by hoping for it. To achieve true success, you need the strength of mind and body to struggle and work hard to reach your fullest potential. You need the right attitude, self-discipline and the ability to put your goal before your own needs, if you are really driven towards reaching success. There is, after all no substitute for hard work, and as Henry Ford says, “The harder you work, the luckier you get” – the more successful you get!

A truly successful man wi

I Am Terribly Sorry!

Posted by Nafis on May 6, 2010

I am terribly sorry for those who want to bring justice with injustice, love with cruelty, freedom with dictatorship, peace with fight and politeness with impoliteness. I wish we could understand the graceful gesture of a flower against the wind, the smoothness of water through a stone and self-givingness of sun to all creatures.All the best,Nafis

Travelling.

Posted by Carlos Mora on May 6, 2010

Hello all ther. I want to write some of my experiences as a traveler. I haven't got the opportunity to travel abroad but I cannnot afford a such expensive travel. But I have had the chance to travel around my country and I have had a blast. You meet people, you enrich, your culture and you value things more vital like you life and the enviroment.Besides, my country is very touristic so there are lots of foreigns that come here to spend their hollidyas. So coy can find someone who speaks English

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HOLIDAY

beautifull morning

SUNRISE

Muhammed ....... THE NATURAL SUCCESSOR TO Jesus Christ

The IB

Victory Day

What did you like in MyEC when you first joined it?

Mother's day quotes. To all mothers in the world...

Intro

Galungan Day

Welcome to visit Jimma's Blog

Chestnut time in Kiev

Mayumi's Poem no. 5

Mayumi's Poem no. 4

Mayumi's Poem no. 3

A Bunch Of Flower For My Mom and All Moms Around the World!

Back On The Track!

The Importance of Hard Work in Successby Life It Up.............(**,)

I Am Terribly Sorry!

Travelling.

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