Madrid. 22/11/2011. Everything was ready. The posters hung the stove on, and the tables provided. We represented all that it means a country: its people, its food, its national sport ... CES Don Bosco celebrated it first International Fair. We were all anxious, excited, nerve. It was time. And finally, students and teachers came. Asked, wanted information but above all, wanted to see the good in every country, or the same, its gastronomy. And so, Canada fed us with pancakes with maple syrup, New Zealand let us test their kiwis. And U.S.A. tempts us with their peanut butter sandwiches. When it was over, few words have being going round and round in my head: effort, hard work and above all, collaboration.domingo, 18 de diciembre de 2011
INTERNATIONAL FAIR
Madrid. 22/11/2011. Everything was ready. The posters hung the stove on, and the tables provided. We represented all that it means a country: its people, its food, its national sport ... CES Don Bosco celebrated it first International Fair. We were all anxious, excited, nerve. It was time. And finally, students and teachers came. Asked, wanted information but above all, wanted to see the good in every country, or the same, its gastronomy. And so, Canada fed us with pancakes with maple syrup, New Zealand let us test their kiwis. And U.S.A. tempts us with their peanut butter sandwiches. When it was over, few words have being going round and round in my head: effort, hard work and above all, collaboration.
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ResponderEliminari consider that it is a good story because when i read it i can remembered this day!
ResponderEliminarYou express very well the idea of the International Fair, but not in a "story" way. This sounds like a summary of what you lived that day. But there are not characers, even a plot.
ResponderEliminarit's definitely tight and well written. but it's true it's not really fiction
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