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My name is Barbara. I live in the state of New Hampshire, USA. I work as a nurse. The last in a series of careers. From here onward my avocations will be my careers: folk dancing, playing folk dance music, traveling, learning new languages and meeting new people. I hope you can help me. I offer help in English in return.
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    What a Home really means.

    A "home" is not necessarily a place... a house, no matter how big or beautiful it is, it can never be home unless it is built in love. A "home" is the heart of the person you love in whom you put your faith. It is a safe place your hopes and dreams. Home is that person you completely trust, knowing you will be never be forsaken, betrayed, used or taken for granted. The real home is the soul that loves you unconditionally, grants you peace of mind, gives you joy that cannot be replaced by any material gains.

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    July 15, 2014
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    Broken Heart Syndrome

    It has nothing to do with love or relationships. This syndrome has recently been named as a real desease. Broken Heart Syndrome is a temporary condition that is often brought on by stressful situation such as the loss of a loved one. People with this syndrome experience a sudden chest pain or think they're having an heart attack. Most people often do not died of this syndrome, and the symptoms are treatable. In some cases it may alter the heart rhythm causing shortness of breath. The very cause of Broken Heart Syndrome is unclear. Some potential situations which may cause it are:
    _. News of an expected death of a loved one or friend.
    _. Losing a lot of money.
    _. Natural disasters.
    _.Job loss
    _. Divorce ( I would say marriage too :D)
    _. A surprise party

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    July 15, 2014
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    My 50th Entry

    Coinciding with my 50th entry I want to express my gratitude for this useful website to the italy team. Apart from the English knowledge acquired it has provide a fantastic opportunity to get to know new customs of many different countries through my corrections and entries published, but without forgetting I very much appreciate some friendly users.

    Furthermore, I would like to thank everyone who has dedicated his or her time to correct my entries, especially my three regular correctors. Obviously, the various contributions to the corrections have perfected my writings. Not only have I realized the accurate native expressions, but I have also learned new and interesting vocabulary. This kind of help has certainly been a huge impact in my English motivation. In addition, I really would like to draw particular attention to times I have spoken by skype with some English native speakers. It has been an effective way for loosening up a little in the English speaking and even overcome the sense of ridiculous. (I hear you! :-))

    In any case, [keeping on these type of duties](with this kind of help) I have passed my English certification exam (Congratulations!). To me, this excellent news encourages me to carry on improving my English level. Now I am willing to feel excited and happy with my future progress. Thank you very much companions for your help!

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    July 7, 2014
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    Why don't we go to the zoo?

    Zoos invest part of their revenues on protecting animal species, but they also need money to keep the animals inside them in good conditions.
    Do you think zoos are really necessary to protect animals?

    What would you think about an organization if they would take one person of every race on earth, and put those people into cages so that other people could pay to see them? This sounds like episodes of the Twilight Zone and Star Trek and the book Slaughterhouse Five.
    And what about if that organization would invest part of its revenues on protecting human rights?
    Wouldn't it be something absolutely crazy? or Science Fiction or not so much Fiction.

    Have you ever thought about this?

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    July 6, 2014
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    Viage a Tanglewood Último noche, mi novio, mi hermana, y yo fuimos a Tanglewood ver Reneé Flemming. Tuvimos un pinchazo (flat tire?) en route, cuatro horas de la casa pero casi al nuestro destino. Tuvimos conducir despacio ir la casa porque tuvimos el neumático "dona". Llegamos a casa al amanecer.
    July 6, 2014
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    Introducing myself

    Hi! How are things?
    I'm Cintia from Spain. This is my first entry to the notebook and I am sure it's not going to be the last.
    I have been learning English for four years in school and French for one year.
    I really like learning languages but what I like the most is the fact that I am always learning different things about science, history, and culture. I feel very happy when I [work out] <em>(What are you trying to say here? Are you happy about the discovery of interesting news? In this case "find" would be an appropriate word. Or, are you happy that you can translate interesting news? In this case you could say "translate" or "am able to read and understand")</em> interesting news. Being able to communicate in other languages is really entertaining.
    My next goal, in studying English, is to learn vocabulary related to IT in order to learn more about new technologies.
    I like travelling but in summer I like to spend my holidays in Santander. It's a city in the north of Spain and it has amazing landscapes everywhere and beautiful beaches.
    And this is all for now
    See you very soon!

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    June 30, 2014
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    Hi! I'm working on it!

    Hello! I'm <em>(Good use of the contraction!)</em> José Constantino. My goal is to master English [at the end of the years] <em>(What are you trying to say here? ... "by the end of my life" or "in my lifetime" or "before I die" or are you trying to say something else?).</em> I'm <em>(Again, I am impressed that you use contractions!)</em> willing to work hard at it. I am still having some errors that I try to repair and keep from doing it. I'm working on it and I hope I can make my goal come true. :)

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    June 30, 2014
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    June 28, 2014
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    About me ¡Hola! Me llamo Barbara. Soy de Dover, Neuvo Hampshire, Estados Unidos. Soy la enfermera. Trabajo en cuidados intensivos. Tengo una hermana, Deborah, y uno novio, Dave,. Me gusta viajar. Me gusta (¿Cómo se dice "to meet people" en español?). No quiero me "una americana feo" cuando viajo. Quiero intentar hablar el lengua indígena.
    June 26, 2014
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