My trip to London

In March this year, I decided to travel to London for three months – mainly to work because I needed to earn a living, but my main goal was to try to practise my English. After a week I got a "back of house" job in a bar because my English wasn't very good. I worked a lot, I met a lot of people from different countries, and I went sightseeing on my days off. When the three months were over, I went back to Portugal to do my master's degree in Business Management, and I tried to start working in human resources management, which is what I studied at university.

It means "I don't know a lot about it", for when you're talking about a certain topic such as global warming or American politics. (In contrast, "I'm not very good at this" would be "no soy muy bueno/a en esto", for when you're talking about a skill or school subject such as sewing or biology.)

I think mine is probably "I can't be bothered", which is a very informal expression meaning that something is going to require a lot of effort from me and I really just don't want to put that effort in, I don't want to do it!

I'm assuming you mean Christmas - for my family, it means getting together, eating a big meal, giving each other presents and watching a lot of Christmas TV!

Personally, I think "get rid of" or "release" sound more natural.

To be honest, I would give the same answer to both questions. The only thing I'd say is that "think of" sounds marginally more formal to me.

Live in the present!

Most people live waiting for the future. They look forward to the weekends, to next summer, to their next holiday, to fall in love with the right person, to finish their studies, to finally retire ... and they end up losing the only time they really have: the here and now! We're so busy, always in a hurry, whether it's our job, our family, our children, the gym ... but time flies! Days, months and years pass so quickly. Our desires and our dreams are often put on standby. Can we ever truly live in the present, live for the things we love? Let's make the most of our time, now and forever.