Discovered

Bye bye B.L.

I couldn't believe it when this morning I heard the news. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the ''king'' of the terrorists is dead, finally. After a lot of years looking for him and suffering his attacks, his reign is over.
The question now is: Does this change something?
In my opinion, the only thing that changes for good is the conscience of victim's families and friends, which now are clear.
I don't wish te death to anybody at all, but I can understand that these people is now feeling good as well as I understood their suffer. But maybe the country shouldn't be that proud. I mean, setting aside that he was a dread terrorist, the fact that their celebrating a death is still there.
On the other hand, I'm afraid this can trigger more brutal attacks. The murderer became a victim and now their angry and wishing revenge. They'll appoint other leader and their thirst of ''purify the land they life in'' will not end. Sincerely, I just don't see the situation better, even worse.
The fact is this day we'll be remembered as the day Bin Laden died, and maybe, hopefully, this also means terrorist aren't invincible. The only complaint is, it would be pleasent if we could deter, not kill them. I just think we're still so primitive sometimes.

Be happy.-

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Not much to say, just a song I can't get out of my head:

This monday I'm recording a few songs with two friends, if everuthing turns out fine I'll uplad them here, just to show you more of my talents haha

I promise I'll write more&better when I have time! Sorry!



Be happy(:

Home, sweet home

Not much to say yet, I still have to unpack my bags!
Although the time wasn't that good, I had much fun with my family... you know.
A couple pics of where I was, Tenerife (Canarian Islands)

And this monday school again... but there are only two months left, tralalalaaa!

OH! I almost forget it! HAPPY BOOK'S DAY! haha, dunno if you celebrate it in your country but here we do! It's the 23th april because of the death of two great autors: Shakespeare and Cervantes. The goal is to promote reading, editorials, autors, etc... I love reading and it has always been a very important day for me since I was a little child. Before, I used to write a short story every Book's Day, for me this meant to take part in this amazing world of the letters. Now I prefer to focus on my book (yes, I'm trying to write one, but it's taking a lot of time!) so I think tonight I'll try to write a little bit more... hope you all read it if I finish it!!


Be happy guys(:

PD: got twitter!! Follow me, @monica_morado

Vacation

FINALLY I'M FREE
I'm soooooooooo happy! Well, don't have much to say..
I saw Forrest Gump yesterday (Yes, I'm probably the only girl in the wold who hadn't seen it yet) I liked it, but it was a little bit non-credible. Tom Hanks was pretty good though, and his son in the movie was sooo cute!

Maybe you're wondering where a nice girl like me will go on vacation haha, well, I'm going to Tenerife. (Canarian Islands, Spain) A part of my family lives there and it's time for beach, don't you think?

I don't have much more to say now... you'll hear from me when I come back!

(can't stop hearing it!)

Have a wonderful time all of you!
Be happy(:

Snappy!

I still stressed guys! haha but you're priority, you know it!
A few little things to say...
This weekend I read Time for Outrage! It goes about not resigning yourself with the system. When I finished it I thought: Man, it was time for someone to write down what most of the people think (so do I).

I realy enjoyed it. I mean, not as you enjoy a thriller or other novels, but as you enjoy... a good speech, for example.

Oh, another important thing! I actually have a new ''Person-I-admire'' (like Mandela or Luther King). It's very unusual to hear it from me 'cause I don't convinced easily.  Maybe one of you already know him. He's name is Muhammad Yunus and he comes from Bangladesh. I had vaguely heard about him before, but this weekend I informed be about his job. In one word: Progressive. In short: he's countable and after a lot of hard work finally managed to open a self-financed bank. That's really hard in countries where religion and state are closely bound and are all what counts. But, it doesn't end here. He had the great idea to invent the microcredits. It wasn't a big cuantity of money, maybe just the needed to buy a goat or a cart (or yes, perhaps a little bit more). But enough for the daily needs of a normal family. Well, the great idea was to give almost all these credits to women. Women could administrate it better and give it to their kids, improving next generations quality of life and possibilities. Isn't it great, visionary?
The only problem is that men began to protest and hit women because they thought it was unfair and felt less important. That sucks, but I really think it was a good idea. Men are used to be the bosses, have the control. Personally I don't like it, but it's true that they have other customs and culture and we aren't allowed to judge that. Respect first!

Well and after that and to end, have you heard about Ivory Coast? It's terrible! They're killing a lot of civils!
please read about it, I'll inform you later, when I have more time, but it's important anyway!
Northafrican protests expand like gunpowder. I'm so worried if they will end up fine...

Be happy(:

BrainStorm

Hello there again!

Well guys I'm STRESSED, but I don't update since saturday and it's slowly time to do it! ('cause this weekend I won't find the time) I actually didn't have that much to tell. Fist of all, a few informations about whats up on our own. You all know I always talk about envoironment, but it's really important my friends!
Snappy:

Japan: more and more radioactivity, everywhere! I'm really amazed at the japanese people reaction. As nation, they acted together, efficiently, disciplined and the right way. As far as I've read, things change when we talk about individual behavoir. They're scared, buy up the essencials and don't really know what to do. I mean, that's completely understandable! Well, they didn't colapse the airports when everything happened or began to cry, shout and pray because they didn't know how to carry on. No, they were brave enough to accept that this disaster, this black spot in world's history, forced them to open their eyes and realise they're not invincible, as they thought. They were industry, money, power and innovation, but nature is stronger than all this and this is something they had almost forgotten. I'm not saying they deserve it, please not! No one deserves something like that, but definitively, and hoping the goverment and nuclear presidents mistakes (watch the news and you'll get what I'm saying), I'm sure that if we all help, they'll carry on.

Libya: not as extensive as Japan, only a couple of questions to make you think (you know I love it):
Is it a good choice to arm rebels?
Gadafi is getting more and more land. What if he wins? Will eveything have beeing a waste of time?



After that, I let you one song that describes my state now (the name says all):

Be happy^^

PD: Today I found a little pillow I couldn't live without when I was a child. So sweet! I've always love it, and I'll always do! It's green with little white swans on it, and it's called ñaña (I couldn't pronounce almohada --pillow in spanish-- when I was a baby so..) I know you don't care about these things but I'm so happy I found it again! :)

PD2: NEW QUOTE, NEW QUOTE!  finally!