Here am I! I just signed to EnglishClub with the aim to improve my English: in particular, I wish to improve my way of writing, because it's the field in which I actually feel more insecure... you know, choosing the right word, express exactly my feelings and what I want to say... not so easy, to me :-)What it's most difficult to defeat, it's the fear of making mistakes... so, here I'm just writing, trying not to be too worried about that.. let's see how many errors I collect :-)For info about m
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1. Don’t eat anything that is white.Name every single food that is white and chances are you shouldn’t be eating it: bread, pasta, crackers, most cereals, flour based products, white potatoes, white rice, and pasteurized dairy and cheese are all no-no’s during this time. (Healthy foods like cauliflower, chicken, turkey, fish, white pork are all exceptions to this rule).2. Only drink water, NOTHING else!How about coffee? Just to keep any possible withdrawal headaches at bay, one small cup of orga
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It sounds easier to find a rich man than to find your own way financially. But I've got a 2-step plan that will make you both richer and happier.By Liz Pulliam WestonMSN MoneyYoung women, here is some advice:Don't throw your hot, youthful selves away on young, financially unproven men. They may never become successes, and if they do, they'll probably just chuck you for younger models when you're too old to successfully compete again in the marriage marketplace.Instead, marry rich guys while you'
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1. Al-Annaanah:The woman who whines, moans and complains and 'ties a band around her head' all the time (i.e. complains of a headache or some illness but in reality she is not sick, rather she is faking).2. Al-Mannaanah:The woman who bestows favours, gifts, etc. upon her husband then (at that time or the future) says; "I did such and such for you or on your behalf or because of you.3. Al-Hannaanah:The women who yearns or craves for her former husband or children of the former husband.4. Kay'atul
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A bed but not sleepBooks but not knowledgeFood but not appetiteFinery but not beautyA house but not a homeMedicine but not healthLuxuries but not comfortPleasures but not happinessReligion but not salvation.Say not that this is yours and that is mine,Just say, this came to you and to me;So we may not regret the fading shine,Of all the glorious things which ceased to be.
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Did you know that positive statements can make your day? It's always pleasant to start and end our day right and good. It could even lead us to success!Successful people are always inspired, thrilled, resourceful; they are self-motivated. They have an urge for accomplishment and a motive for winning that keeps them on pushing to achieve their goals.Motivation as explained in the dictionary is the willingess to act or do something. So, self-motivation is a matter of one's frame of mind; one's wayRead more…
Would you dance, if I asked you to dance?Would you run, and never look back?Would you cry, if you saw me crying?And would you save my soul, tonight?Would you tremble, if I touched your lips?Would you laugh? Oh, please tell me thisNow would you die, for the one you love?Hold me in your arms, tonightI can be your hero, babyI can kiss away the painI will stand by you foreverYou can take my breath awayWould you swear, that you'll always be mine?Or would you lie? Would you run and hide?Am I in too de
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she is my new friend.i met her on facebook. first we just commend to each other but then i realize that we have many same point. i'm intersted in chatting with her. i'm so happy to know her:):)
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I'm so glad to be here and this is my first time to post a blog here.I hope I can make friends with you, share all the fabulous things happened in our life.So~ Could you be friends with me. Improve our English abilities together. :)
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Please read this padAfter the Dunblane massacre and this week's machete attack in Wolverhampton, schools are asking how they can keep intruders out without becoming prisons. Jack O'Sullivan visits St Luke's, Kingston-upon-Thames, in search of a solutionYear six at St Luke's is worried about being attacked by nasty men. Terry, aged 11, talks excitedly about men with guns. "They're gangsters, they're trying to hit us," she says. Fortunately, this is no bout of post- Dunblane anxiety. Nor is Terry
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