A Firefighter

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This description has been sent by Juan Carlos Perez Corsino, student from 2º NB.

In this photo I can see a man, I think he looks about thirty-five. I can’t see his hair because he is wearing a helmet to protect his head. He is wearing a firefighter uniform which is  black and  has long sleeves with yellow stripes. He is also wearing black gloves and has a radio around his waist, perhaps to talk to his  colleagues. He looks worried and tired. He might be  working, because behind him  there is a building  destroyed by the  fire. He is holding a brown cat;  I think he has  rescued it from  the fire.I think this work is very dangerous and hard, but it is very important too, and you must feel a very  important person when you have  rescued  other people.

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About books

Some books are not “food for thought”… and these are clearly not.

 

THE WORLDS 15 THINNEST BOOKS
   15.  HOW I SERVED MY COUNTRY – by Jane Fonda
   14.  MY BEAUTY SECRETS  – by Michael Jackson 
   13.  THINGS I LOVE ABOUT BILL – by Hillary Clinton
   12.  MY LITTLE BOOK OF PERSONAL HYGIENE – by Osama Bin Laden
   11.  THINGS I CANNOT AFFORD – by Bill Gates
   10.  THINGS I WOULD NOT DO FOR MONEY – by Dennis Rodman
   9.  MY WILD YEARS  – by Al Gore
   8.  DETROIT: a Travel Guide
    7.  EVERYTHING MEN KNOW ABOUT WOMEN
    6.  EVERYTHING WOMEN KNOW ABOUT MEN
    5.  ALL THE MEN I HAVE LOVED BEFORE – by Ellen de Generes
    4.  MIKE TYSON’S GUIDE TO DATING ETIQUETTE
    3.  THE 2008 AMISH PHONE DIRECTORY
    2.  MY PLAN TO FIND THE REAL KILLERS – by O.  J.  Simpson
    
AND THE WORLD’S THINNEST BOOK…
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1.  MY BOOK OF MORALS – by Bill Clinton/with introduction
by The Rev. Jessie Jackson

LET’S COOK!!!!!!!!!!!! …………………… SCONES

Today we’re going to learn how to bake “scones”.

How is this word pronounced?  It depends on where you’re from.  Some pronounce it like “gone”, some pronounce it like “groan”. In any case, this is one of the most well-known foods served at afternoon tea.    It’s believed that the word and the food originated in Scotland.  Not everybody agrees with that, however. 

Well, watch the video and enjoy this delicious “quick bread”