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Found this. Kind of want to share.

i love it . in simple words it's amazing. primero hay una intención segundo una acción después la practica luego consistencia mas tarde una costumbre (o habito) finalmente es simplemente parte de ti.

due to cheaters

i'ms till stuck thinking classes face to face are more usefull than the online courses because i seen so many differenty kind of cheating than improvement, using networks as tools i agree but using all the the time is not a good idea,

What a pitty im just have good intentions but my behaviour isn't the rigth.

Writing a novel when you imagine all you stories in film format is hard because there’s really no written equivalent of “lens flare” or “slow motion montage backed by Gregorian choir”

we'll get wild.

busca a alguien con quien puedas ser completamente libre de forma emocional,espiritual,física, sexual y|o cósmica luego vuélvanse locos.

encuentra alguien con el cual puedas ser completamente libre universal,emocional,espiritual,física, sexual después déjense guiar por la locura.

that's a lie you can be fluent without being native or sound similar to them. I'm a billingual costumer services agent so I know that means when you are able to deliver your ideas and understand what a native said to you reach out fluency.

“Fluency” is an okay goal to have, but I find it more motivating to accept I’ll never be “fluent”.

I’m never going to sound perfectly native. I’m always going to be learning more about the language.

Think of the languages you learn as companions, as a world to explore, not something to check off and be done with.

wow i like the reading by the way someone would help me with my english.

Story #67 is about all the would have beens in my life.

Everything changed. 

For better or worse is a pending question. 

My typical day now is more or less the same flurry of commotion as for any other teacher slash blogger. I teach Present Perfect and Conditionals, check CPE essays, attend another how to organize your language classroom webinar or let’s-read-or-write-or-watch-together club. However, unlike those multitaskers who somehow manage to tick every box on the list, I always have something in between. 

That something is kids. Every bullet point of my agenda is broken by “feed the kids,” “walk the kids,” “wash the kids,” and “do a million other things with kids.” And believe me, you better do, otherwise they will howl like werewolves on a full moon until someone finally draws a gun and shoots the poor bastards.

I could have done so much more with my life if I hadn’t had kids. I would have written the book I had been putting off for a decade. I would have designed a few writing courses of my own. I would have set up a gazillion of new projects. At the very least, I would have felt marginally less frazzled, drained and comatose.

Where’s that Jen who dreamed about driving along the Atlantic coast in a speeding red convertible, doing a Master’s in LSE and living in Belgravia right across Westminster Abbey? Does she know what my life would have been like if I had made other choices? Does she know what I would have missed?

It took me years to make peace with all the uncertainty those questions brought to my life, but I accepted the idea of only one true choice - all the roads would have eventually taken me right here, to this moment, when I’m sitting and typing that post. 

Indeed, my life is a far cry from anything I have imagined, yet it’s perfect in its failures. 

And even if I could turn back time, I wouldn’t change a day.