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My life . I live in spain since 2009 to 2011. After that i decided to back to Colombia. At the begining i live in Bogotá ( the capital of Colombia) for 2 years. There i worked as a proyect manager. Bogotá is a Cold city, rains most of the time, is huge (8 m of habitants). I hate cold And i dont have any family there. So the last december i quit my Job and decided to return to my parents house. Im stil adapting to live in my home, is not easy when you go out for almost 5 years, but it is a process. I bought a dog last november, she is beautifull, all the time is Happy, but my mom loves her too and we fight for jacinta's love jajaja My mom lives in our farm as a peasant. In the farm we have dogs, horses, cows, chikens.

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Hi! See below for my corrections. Sounds like you have lived in a lot of different places in the past several years. I don't like cold and rainy weather either. Life on the farm sounds perfect!

Sarah

 

My life

I lived in Spain from since 2009 to 2011. After that I decided to go back to Colombia. At the begining I lived in Bogotá (the capital of Colombia) for 2 years. There I worked as a proyject manager. Bogotá is a cold city. It rains most of the time, and it is huge (8 million people live there m of habitants). I hate cold weather and I don't have any family there. So the last December I quit my job and decided to return to my parents' house. I'm stil adapting to living live in my home, which is not easy when you live away from your parents go out for almost 5 years, but it is a process. I bought a dog last November, she is beautifull, and is happy all the time is Happy, but my mom loves her too and we fight for Jacinta's love jajaja hahaha. My mom lives and works on our farm. in our farm as a farm worker (Note: the word "peasant" exists in English, but it's an older word and is not used frequently. "Peasant" would be used to describe a person who is very poor, and works as a laborer on land that they don't own).  peasant. In On the farm we have dogs, horses, cows, and chickens.

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