HOW THE AIRPLANE LAUNCHED

HOW THE AIRPLANE LAUNCHED
There was once a girl named Susan and she loved adventures. She one day packed some money to go to the shop and buy some bread. But on the way she saw a meadow with lots of trees hanging around. She was surprised to see that there was bread on the top of the trees.
She was saving some money up to buy a new dress. So she carefully picked some bread and was about to go home. Just as she was about to pick some she saw a man wining (not sure what you mean here?) over and an airplane was about to fall. She ran over and used all her strength and lifted the airplane and gently put the plane down. The man was very thankful and owed her some delicious bread and gave her some more pocket money. The man milked his cow and gave a jar to Susan. Then Susan went off. But she realized she had left some on the plane. But when she took hold of the airplane it launched and off she flew. She looked down and can not hold it much longer she took her thing and let go. She landed in a forest.
She was hungry so she ate some bread and drank some milk. She then walked until she came up to a strange animal. It was an anteater. The anteater pointed the way, and said that she would have to find Mossy the swamp monster. So Susan followed the signs but it was a long journey. She had to pass four countries and two cities, which is two hundred miles. But Susan had to get home, and she also wondered how a swamp monster was going to send her back home. She thought ‘Swamp monsters are very strong' so maybe the monster is going to throw her.
She found a little inn and ate some of her delicious bread and some other tasty meals and went to bed.

About me.

My name is Jose. Hello to this comunity. First of all, my apologies for my poor level of english but I hope to improve step by step with your help. Im a doctor in Cardiology and live in Huelva in a nice house on the beach.

I`m divorced, and I have 3 children . I really love english .

To know or not to know, a fun joke, please correct.

To know or not to know, a dilemma when I watch TV

To listen in English and accustom my hearing, I watch TV in English, with subtitles, of course. My conclusion is: the different accents are a problem, one big problem. When I hear Mr Mario Draghi, (President of European Central Bank), he speaks about economy, but, I can understand him. Well! I know English. I am very happy. All is good. If I can understand Mr Mario Draghi when he speaking English that mean I know a little English, All right?

After, I watched different series on TV, the first series I tried to watch was Futurama, one animation series about the future and funny aliens. This series is difficult for me, I thought, better I must watch a series for a children. Well, this is not a problem, I can watch series for children. I put on TV "sesamo street".. and my surprise is: I can't understand nothing. The fear come. At the last, I decide watch "Peppa pig" a series for children about 3 years old... more fair, I do not understand anything... but I remember, why Do I understand to Mario Draghi.

My conclusion is , Mario Dragui is Italian and learned English in an academy of English, as me. Yes! this is! All schools English worldwide, teach the same language, but is not English. It is the language of the English academies.

This is the reason, I am not learn English, I learn the language of the English School, but is not English... or it is a problem with accents

Commenting an Election Statement for the Presidential Campaign in the US

While the upcoming US American presidential election starts to be covered in the media, I have commented on an interview on MSNBC titled "Bernie Sanders On Jeb Bush's 'Work Longer Hours' Comments". It can be viewed on YouTube under

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzqvw8q95Us

This is so far one of the best statements I've heard about it.

The first issue addressed, longer working hours, is a topic I've been pondering about for some time. According to Senator Bernie Sanders, 85% of male employees work more than 40 hours a week. First of all, this is an impressive figure. The Americans are definitely a hardworking society. I agree with him that this needs to be curbed, instead of increased. Productivity is not linear to working hours, rather it decreases above a certain level. Most union-based contracts in Germany are based on a 35 hour working week, with an annual leave of 30 days. Still, the per capita GDP is roughly the same compared to the United States. It helps people to be less stressed or prone to burn-out, while it also has a positive effect on the overall unemployment rate.

Secondly, I agree with him about reforming banks. Six banks that stand behind 60% of the GDP? This figure sounds pretty high. If true, I would vote for breaking them up. In my experience, profit driven thinking does not always yield the best results and can sometimes even harm products.

The minimum wage of 15 bucks, as he refers to it, sounds pretty high to me.

In his continuing speech he acknowledges climate change, which I appreciate. Pay equity for women and free college tuition sound ambiguous, but are good ideas. While I believe deciding about the former should be left to companies respectively unions, I think investing in education would make a big difference. Senator Sanders touches on the same topic again when he states demilitarizing police is one thing, but curbing high unemployment rates in poor areas would eventually solve the problem. In context with the incidents in Baltimore, President Obama has made a similar statement, referring to these areas as pockets of poverty. I fully agree with these attitudes and believe both reforming the police system and closing the gap would improve live on both sides of it.

In essence, Senator Sanders touches on a lot of urgent issues and his proposed solutions are social and democratic. It would, in my opinion, help America continue its positive development it is currently making with President Obama.

Commenting an Election Statement for the Presidential Campaign in the US

While the upcoming US American presidential election starts to be covered in the media, I have commented on an interview on MSNBC titled "Bernie Sanders On Jeb Bush's 'Work Longer Hours' Comments". It can be viewed on YouTube under

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzqvw8q95Us

This is so far one of the best statements I've heard about it.

The first issue addressed, longer working hours, is a topic I've been pondering for some time. According to Senator Bernie Sanders, 85% of male employees work more than 40 hours a week. First of all, this is an impressive figure. The Americans are definitely a hardworking society. I agree with him that this needs to be curbed, instead of increased. Productivity is not linear to working hours, it rather decreases above a certain level. Most union-based contracts in Germany are based on a 35 hour working week, with an annual leave of 30 days. Still, the per capita GDP is roughly the same compared to the United States. It helps people to be less stressed or burn-out prone, while it also has a positive effect on the overall unemployment rate.

Secondly, I agree with him about reforming banks. Six banks that stand behind 60% of the GDP? This figure sounds pretty high, but if true, I would vote for breaking them up. In my experience, profit driven thinking does not always yield to the best results and can sometimes even harm products.

The minimum wage of 15 bucks, as he refers to it, sounds pretty high to me.

In his continuing speech he acknowledges climate change, which I appreciate. Pay equity for women and free college tuition sound ambiguous, but are good ideas. While I believe deciding about the former should be left to companies respectively unions, I think investing in education would make a big difference. Senator Sanders touches on the same topic again when he states demilitarizing police is one thing, but curbing high unemployment rates in poor areas would eventually solve the problem. In context with the incidents in Baltimore, President Obama has made a similar statement, referring to these areas as pockets of poverty. I fully agree with these attitudes and believe both reforming the police system and closing the gap would improve live on both sides of it.

In essence, Senator Sanders is touching on a lot of urgent issues and his proposed solutions are social and democratic. It would in my opinion help America continue its positive development it is currently making with President Obama.