I’m from Spain and a interesting thing about my culture is that almost everybody lives in an apartment in the city and also own other property out of the city, like a country field or a house in a town close to the city, generally inherited from grandparents. During the summer cities are like a desert because most people leave them, running away from the heat. They stay in this houses in the town where there are pool, big backyard and definitely these are places where you’re going to sleep much better. During the winter it’s easier to live in the city because apartments are smaller so it’s goin to be cheaper to warm them up.

I hate when people are late. I can understand that something can happen in a specific day but some people are always late, it’s an habit for them. The thing that make me angry is that they don’t care if you are waiting for 30 minutes, just because they don’t want to get ready earlier. Thanks mobiles exist and you can entertain during your waiting! So please if you are that kind of person, stop wasting people time. Time is money 😂

If I have pick three countries’ cuisine would be Spanish (Mediterranean food), Mexican and Italian. I’m from Spain and I think that most people love the food from their own countries. Spain has a variety of foods very extensive, fish, meat, vegetables… For breakfast is common eat a toast of bread with tomato and serrano ham and for people who eat a lot, can add potato tortilla (it’s like a potato pie). For the rest of the meals we have lamb, beef, pork… we eat a lot of chorizo, salami and cheese (charcuterie). The second country in my favorites is Mexico. I love tacos, tamales, enchiladas… Mexicans use many species witch gives a lot flavor to their meals. But the best thing ever is chips, salsa and guacamole when you go to a Mexican restaurant, although I know that’s only in restaurant, not in a tradicional Mexican home. My third favorite country cuisine is Italy. Pizza, Pasta! Who doesn’t love that!

If I think in pros of children having a school uniform, they don’t have to decide what clothes they’ll wear every day, so theirs morning will be easier, specially for girls since they’re more interested in fashion, generally. At school, none student will be different than other because all of them wear the same clothes, so any could show off expensive clothes or others couldn’t feel embarrassed of not wearing brand clothes. So, there will be more equal between students. The only con I can think is maybe the students can’t develop their personalities since they can’t wear the clothes that they would like.

Write a short story While Kevin is putting his coins into his piggy bank, he imagines how much money he could save if he keeps doing that for a year. For know, he has $100, which is enough money to get those snickers that he saw at that store and his mother didn’t want to buy them because she thought they were very expensive, but they weren’t for Kevin, they were simply perfect. However, now, he wants to but something more expensive, maybe a $200 pants that his classmate wore this morning, so good idea! He will put his coins into his piggy bank for a month more and he’ll be able to have the pants. :)

How did I learn how to drive? I think I got my driver license older than the rest of people. I got it when I was 25 years old.

Until that time, I didn't need it beacuse I used the bus to go anywhere.

When you want to get you driver license in Spain, you have to go to a driving school. It's the only way to get it. The first step is take a 30 questions test where you can fail 3 of them to pass it. The best way to pass it is practicing the questions over and over again. I was doing tests a month, every single evening. I had just an error, so I passed it.

The trick is to pass the exam at the first time, so you will have two chances to pass the driving exam with no extra pay.

Regarding the driving exam, that day I was very nervous. There was other girl who took the exam with me, so we were four of us in the car: my teacher, the examiner, the other girl and me. I made some mistakes but finally I passed it.

I spent around 1500$ in my driver license, wich is much more expensive than in US.