This is my first
English post
Hi everybody!
It’s not easy to
write a blog; first of all you must want to communicate something: a feeling,
an action, an experience, communicate whatever you want but, at least it’s a
passion.
I started to write
my first blog in December 2011, at Christmas, and I decided that as I was proud
of my crochet work I wanted to show everybody my creative side. Why not write a
blog?
I had a reason to
start and I took the decision to go ahead to write my blog even though my
writing isn’t very good. This was the beginning of my blog “Mira que arte
madre!” A Spanish blog with my creativity open to everyone who likes knitting
and crochet.
My life has changed
recently I have a lot of new feelings, some happy some not so, but I’m always excited
and energized. I want to share my experiences with all my friends and family who
are supporting me and helping with advice and suggestions for set up in London.
Then, in December
2012, a year ago from my first crochet post, I would like to start a new blog
about my amazing life in London. Once again I feel the passion to communicate!
This morning at
8:12, I was on the tube, it was extremely crowded, “people packed like sardines”
and as usual my head was crammed full of a lot of ideas that needed to be
ordered. There was no room to use my Ipad,,, Imagine the situation!
I felt a little
guilty because I forgot to do my English homework and suddenly I had a crazy
idea: To start writing my blog in English…this could really help me to improve
my English. Really difficult but great!
Are you surprised
at this decision? Probably I might start with my usual apologies for my bad
English and at the same time I need to congratulate Christine, my English
teacher and coach, who insists that I read and write with the correct
prepositions. Anyway, please don’t correct me, try laughing at my post…
Relax…it is the only way to understand English!
I want to share my
new life in London. I promise you to talk about milk, elevators, the underground,
noodles, next day delivery, concierges, call centres,… and why not…the weather.
