- What's your name, sorry?
- Lucy.
- Luz, nice to meet you.
- Lucy.
- Oh Lucy, sorry.
With no diamonds in the sky, Lucy is the woman who last three days after cleaning the classroom invites me to go out of it. I've been staying in classrooms with my brother's notebook after teachers leave, and then she arrives.
- Look, students have left me two copihues.
I didn´t understand until I see in her right hand two paper flowers. A kind of origami.
In the seat next to her, there were some orange peels.
- Not only orange peels they leave to you Lucy.
- That's true. In computer's classrooms where I clean too, they even leave me crocodiles. Can you believe it?
- Of course I do. See you.
- Good bye.
Where I have been
Santiago (since July 19th), Chile 07
Cairo & Alexandria (with Pablo O.), Egypt 07
Tampere & Helsinki, Finland 07
Barcelona, Spain 06-07
Hotel Termas de Puyehue (with Mireia), Chile 06
Bariloche (with Mireia), Argentina 06
Buenos Aires (with Tomás, Tadashi & Daniel), Argentina 06
Bahía Inglesa (with Nadja), Chile 05
Lota, Pucón, Valdivia, Petrohué by car (with Nadja, Maija & Matti), Chile 04
Cerro Tololo (two different weeks with PhD Paulina Lira), Chile 04
Titicaca Lake & La Paz (with Javiera, Sofía & Javier), Bolivia 03
Machu Picchu (with Javiera, Sofía & Javier), Peru 03
Lillehammer & Oslo (with Carla), Norway 03
Boat from Helsinki to Tallin (with Nadja, Anni & Jukka), Estonia 03
Avoriaz (with Olivier, Céline, Pierre & Audrey), France 03
Hamburg (with Pablo Núñez), Germany 02-03
Carretera Austral (with Valeria), Chile 02
Frutillar (against Gonzalo), Chile 01
Torres del Paine (with Olivier), Chile 01
Buenos Aires (with my family), Argentina 00-01
La Hulpe (Brussels), Belgium 00
Copenhagen, Denmark 00
Helsinki, Finland 00
Stockholm, Sweden 00
Berlin, Germany 00
Prague, Czech Republic 00
Interlaken, Switzerland 00
Wien, Austria 00
Venezia, Italy 00
Pisa, Italy 00
Firenze, Italy 00
Vatican City (Johannes Paulus II), 00
Roma, Italy 00
Toledo, Spain 00
Madrid, Spain 00
Paris, France 00
La Hulpe, Belgium 99-00
Maastrich (with Christian, Michele, Julie & Olivier), Netherlands 99
Teotihuacán, Mexico City, Guadalajara & Veracruz (with my godmother Gloria), Mexico 94-95
Puerto Montt, Chile 86-99
Louvain La Neuve, Belgium 84-86
Xalapa (where I was born), Mexico 83
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3 comments:
Pedro:
Sólo con el afán de hacer eco a tu petición de "corrección" te señalo lo siguiente ....
En la pregunta respecto a la petición - posibilidad de hacer algo se usa MAY y no can, el CAN se refiere a la posibilidad concreta de poder hacer algo.
Genial tu iniciativa de este blog, bastante bueno es poder leer algo interesante, entretenido y, además, practicar el inglés.
Que bueno que estés bien a tu regreso, destacable tu fuerza y valentía en toda la "aventura" que viviste.
Saludos,
C.
Muchas gracias por la correción. De verdad que lo que quiero es que me tapen a correcciones y cambiar todas las frases si es necesario con tal de que queden bien escritas.
Y así aprender.
Esta vez, no estoy tan seguro de si queda bien el "may"... le preguntaré a Tadashi o a Natalia que cachan más.
P
Ok.
Por lo menos así lo enseñaban en el Santiago College.
C.
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