My English Diary: Day Thirty-One Last week I had been partying in a bachelor party. I went with my best friends to a fabulous folk fair in a city called Albacete, placed two hours driving by car from our hometown. In this fair, people merely drink, eat and dance. The music starts more or less at 12:00, and doesn't stop until 07:00 am in the next morning! The prices of food and drink are very cheap, you can take a mojito cocktail for three euros or a beer for one. Sausage sandwiches costs fewer than four euros. I've never seen so much people dancing together, I hardly recommend it to everyone who wants to enjoy an autentic spanish popular party, better than Pamplona's San Fermines or the Valencian Fallas. The songs more played were "Balada Boa", from brazilian artist Gustavo Lima, and Pablo Alboran's hit "Volver a empezar".

My English Diary: Day Thirty When I was a teen I had been playing hockey for four years. I joined a hockey team called Montemar. We won the regional championship and after that we had the fabulous possibility of fight for the National Cup, in a weekend tournament played in the north of my country, versus the seven better teams of the nation. My team won the two first matches, but lost last two, so we finish in fifth global position. It was a very nice experience, because though we don't won the cup, we made several friends and live the thrill of a first level competition

My English Diary: Day Twenty-Nine I will go to Japan when I win the lotto. I´m very interested in show my wife the japanese culture and way of life. We could take the Shinkansen, the bullet train, to enjoy all the island for a cheap price. She loves the tecnology, so I must lead her to Akinabara, the tecnologic neighbourhood placed in the center of Tokyo. Despite you have to awake early, I will make the effort and visit the Tsujiki Market, the biggest fish market of the world, where thirty thousand japanese works every morning, to supply all restaurants and markets of the capital.

My English Diary: Day Twenty-Eight Yesterday I downloaded the film "Memento". I read several good reviews about this movie, and the plot seems very interesting. I saw it during the afternoon, meanwhile my wife was smothing down her hair with an iron. I have to recognice that it isn't a normal film. The story is told from the end to the beginning, with a very smart editing. You must be all the time concentrated for not loose the thread, and the ending is really shocking. I heard that this Christopher Nolan's movie is researched in filming schools all around the world, and I believe it, because is a special masterpiece.

My English Diary: Day Twenty-Seven I was in Rome two years ago, during a holidays with my wife. The most importante thing you have to knwo before travel Rome is that romans drives their car like crazy people! They are always changing their lane without turn lights, and it seems like they never use the rear view mirror! By the other hand, in Rome exists dozens of wonderful monuments and historical places that you will never find in another city all around the world. Somewhere I heard that the three cities with more historical places are Kioto, in Japan, Paris in France, and Rome in Italy. Luckily I have been visiting both three, and I wouldn't choose wich city is better.

My English Diary: Day Twenty-Six I have a comrade called Pepote. He is a very kind boy, and I'm sure that he will be a good professional in the future. He is working with us since two years ago, and he is yet getting used to remain awake all night, because we always work from 22 pm to 06 am. He has black hair, white skin and blue eyes. He is tall and skinny. In the past he was a tennis trainer, teaching children the way to play like Rafa Nadal, the spanish professional tennis player. At the moment he prefer to play Paddel, even he won this year the company's championship.