Breast cancer.

, such a sad day for me.
Let me explain…
I feel miserable right now, everything was ok til five minuts ago, when my mom announced that my aunt “M”, has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
She’s one of my favorite aunts, I really, really love her.
I think next week she will be submitted to surgery…
Just thought it was a good way to write it all down here, an to pour my sadness overhere.
Oh, dear anty, I'll pray for you tonight on til you're a hundred percent safe.
Love ya:
Ceci

Ceci's books

I decided to do this at least once a week, it will be called, “Ceci’s books”
An our first book is:

One hundred years of solitud.
Written by Gabriel Garcia marquez, an published in 1970.
Born in Colombia, march 6 1927.
This magical realistic man, is the author of many wonderful novels, an between those, one hundred years of solitude.
This story takes place in an imaginary remote Colombian town, named Macondo.
According to Garcia Marquez, this town an name where inspired when one day, traveling by train to return to Colombia, he passed a townless station, an near it, there was a poster announcing a banana company named Macondo.
The story talks about the Buen Dia family, beginning with Jose Arcadio Buendia, Macondo’s founder with some other men.
Then it goes to his suns, Aureliano an Jose arcadio Buen dia.
An the sons grandsons, in a twist of couples, lies, love, loneliness, an lost dreams an hopes.
The story starts like this:

MANY YEARS LATER as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buenda was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice. At that time Macondo was a village of twenty adobe houses, built on the bank of a river of clear water that ran along a bed of polished stones, which were white and enormous, like prehistoric eggs. The world was so recent that many things lacked names, and in order to indicate them it was necessary to point. Every year during the month of March a family of ragged gypsies would set up their tents near the village…

As you can see, the story traps you from the beginning, the context in witch it takes place, is great, an how this author decided to beggin his story, an not with the usual "once upon a time".
Had you ever seen a story startting by the middle??This book won the nobel Prize in Literature.
If you’re intrested, you can read it here:
One hundred years of solitude

In case you haven’t noticed it:
Happy birthday my dear Gabriel Garcia Marquez!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The hunger games.

Hi readers!
I thought it a good idea to make a review about the hunger book, book number one of the series, the hunger games by Suzanne Collins.
After a Civil ward, the U.S has been divided into a capital an 12 districts.
The mane character, Katniss Everdeen, leaves on disctrict 12, the poorest of them all.
Each year, the capital (panam), selebrates the hunger games.
In this games, a boy an girl tribute from eatch district, are chosen, to be dumpt into an irina, an fight to death, while the whole country watches.
Catniss Everdeen, has to sustain her mother an little sister Prim, after her father died on a mine accident.
Everyday, she goes to the woods (witch is prohivited), an hunts with her best friend Gale.
The day of the reaping, Prim, Katniss' younger, sweet, an inosent sister, is chosen to fight for district twelve.
That twelved year old girl, fighting against other 23 tributes.
Katniss can't permit it, so she voluntteers to take Prim's place, all though she knows she hasn't got a chance.
The first book is a really fun book, think its a teens book, but I really enjoyed it.
Has any of you read it?

Happy leap year!!

Hmmm..., thought it'd be special to write a post on leap year cause its every four years(daah, that was obvious).
I think it'd be cool to be born on leap year, or selebrate something special on that date.
Imagine your birthday on leap year, what about the other three years?, Would you selebrate on martch first, or on febuary 28?
Or christmas on leap year, would we just selebrate every four years???
Ok, enough silly rambling about leap year, hope I can read this post next leap year, an hope I can write another one next leap year!
Lots of the leap yeard word for a hole three years right?
Pd:
I wonder, why doesn't jaws read question marks?

An ethiopian storry

Oh yes!!!!I am, so,
So, so happy!!!!
Let me explain that...
I have two excuses for not writing on a long, long while...
First, as always, school work, I can't believe it, no really, when I think I finish some long, exhausting period of hard work an homework, an give a long sigh of relieve...The next day mor homework, projects an damm work...

Now, my second excuse:A week ago, I tryed to write a post, but oh no!, M.R blogger, wouldn't let me, now that I had something to write about.
So, ladies an jentlemen, the long awated post!
Here’s a story about an
Kyle an her husband met in highschool an they wated a while to adopt an infant, but, they wated, wated an wated, but the longer the wate became for them
longer they questioned their reasons for waiting when there are so, so many slightly older children who are waiting for families.
So, they decided to adopt a Ethiopian boy.
As you know, adoption requires lots of paperwork, they have to travel to Ethiopia twice - once for court and once for Embassy. The boy will be going home 6- 8 months from now…With
all of these new developments, they need to raise some funds to cover fees that are coming up very quickly!
So if you’d like to help you can donate here:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=PPDQCW4KUYS52&lc=US&item_name=Johnson%20Ethiopian%20Adoption%2 0Fund¤cy_code=USD&bn=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donateCC_LG%2egif%3aNonHosted
An here’s a video:
http://give1save1.com/your-dollar-this-week-4/
Her blog:
http://www.embracing-ethiopia.blogspot.com/2012/02/so-2-12-year-old-i-thought-you-were.html
If you're intrested in donating, or even in reading aboujt this amazing jurney to adopt a child, follow the above links.

Fun article

HI everyone, so, a few days ago, I found this fun article about exams…
It made me laugh, so, if you wanna have a good laugh…
Here it is:

Few of our readers know that Cracked's full legal name is the "Cracked Foundation for Scholastic Achievement," and has been since 2008, when we discovered we couldn't register as a religion because of all the swear words we'd published. This name comes with certain responsibilities though, and according to our lawyers, if we don't do at least one thing a year to actually address scholastic achievement, we will all go to prison. Our lawyers then pointed out that we will not do well in prison, and made several uncomfortable hand gestures to illustrate this fact.
Upon hearing this, we immediately agreed to "address scholastic achievement, and then sprinted from the room before the lawyers could tell us what they meant by "address." Which should make everything that happens next in this article nice and legal.
So, with final exams just around the corner for millions of college students, Cracked has slapped together what we believe to be the most exam-tacular preparation tips those spoon-fed ivory tower eggheads will have ever seen. If you are one of those sneering liberal elites, choose to follow this advice to the letter, and don't get seven A's and a handshake from the mayor, we at Cracked promise to all feel just awful.

Tip #1: Index Cards For every subject you're studying, write down key facts and figures on a set of index cards. By carrying these cards around with you, you'll be able to refer to them during spare minutes and other down time, enabling you to study on the bus, on the toilet, or while going to the toilet on the bus.

Tip #2: Highlighter
Use a highlighter to color words in your books. This will make it feel like you're actually studying. Actually studying involves reading the words, which is also good, but much more time consuming, and frankly discriminatory against people who don't want to read.

Tip #3: Study Group
Try joining a study group to help you prepare for exams. Assign sections of the material to each person in the group, then make that person provide a summary of the key information in that section to the rest of the group. Because the effectiveness of this technique depends on the people involved, finding the right study group is important. An easy trick for this: if you can't tell which one of your study friends is the dumb one, then it's probably you. This is thus an excellent study group for you.
In exam-mad Japan, study groups have complicated rituals.

Tip #4: Not Kidding Anyone
It's time to just admit that you're hosed. There is no chance at all that you'll be able to pull this off, and if we're being honest, you'd probably be better off smacking yourself in the crotch with a hammer labeled "Self-Deception" then you would be by studying. With that taken as fact, the smartest thing you could do right now is just give up and stop wasting your time. Congratulations on making a very grown up decision.

Tip #5: The Shame
But having come to that very mature decision, you can just picture your dad. And he's not one of the "I'm just disappointed in you" types.
FATHER: -angry- You spent twenty eight thousand dollars to jerk off and play video games? Don't answer me. I don't want to know the truth. I doubt it's better. In fact I think I'm actually being pretty charitable describing your life.
Yeah, you honestly can't live through several decades of that. So maybe it's time to buck up and find an alternative solution. Study-Ho!

Tip #6: Hot For Teacher (for the right price)
You honestly have very little to lose from at least asking to nail your professor in exchange for a better grade. If the professor isn't agreeable to it, offer to pleasure their spouse, thus freeing up your professor's valuable time for more research. Be sure to bring along a "Sexin' Resume" to further establish your credentials.
Tip #7: Bomb Threats
For the reasons described above (dads, yelling) bomb threats have become nearly ubiquitous on college campuses during exam season. Many authorities won't even delay exams upon receiving a threat now, unless they perceive the threat is in some way credible. So, make your threat credible by blowing up a smaller, less important building earlier in the week. The drama building for example.

Tip #8: The Ringer
Browse your local dating website looking for people with pictures that look somewhat like you. Pretending to be someone else, Wink/Whisper/Poke/Diddle them to start a dialog, and over the course of a few private messages, see how smart they are. Eventually work the conversation around to them writing an exam under a false name in exchange for some sort of sexual favor. The success rate of this will depend sharply on how desperate people who look like you are for companionship.

Tip #9: Technology
Use computers in some way to cheat. Cell phones and such are usually strictly forbidden during exams, but there are ways to use technology to get an edge. Try wrapping some C4 to a computer monitor, and pushing it into the elevator shaft of your chemistry building. Poof, instant delayed exam.


Tip #10: An Offer They Can't Refuse
After writing your exam, loiter around the exam room, attempting to be the last one to hand it in. When you do, shake the professors hand, thanking her for teaching a good class. Use this opportunity to slip her some cash, or a note threatening her cat's life. "Why did you write this using cut out magazine letters?" she asks. "I clearly know it was you who wrote it." Sprint out of there before she can find any more holes in your plan, and hide under a picnic table until everything blows over.

Tip #11: Illness
If you think you actually have a chance to pass this exam, but only if you had more time to study, please refer to the "Not Kidding Anyone" tip above. If you still think that way, consider becoming legally ill prior to the exam in order to obtain a doctor's note. Eating uncooked chicken is a pretty good way to do this, but also consider entering an emergency room by dragging your rear end across the floor - the universal sign of irreversible intestinal distress.

Hope you enjoyed it hahahaha!
OH yes, I'm fine, my twitter client isn't working, that's why I haven't been able to twitte:)
Thanks for asking:)

The mango minster competition is here!

The mango minster competition is here!
If you have a dog, a cat, or any furri animals… This competition is for you!!
There are many categories in wich you can participate:
Too darn cute, bad sports, adventure animal, cracker critters, and working stiffs.
I’d love to see any of your posts winn!!
I’m not hosting this event, I don’t even know if I’ll participate, but it seems so awesome!
The prizes include goody bags, 25 dollar cards, gift certificates, an other cool stuff.
If you’re interested, the link is:
http://mangominster.blogspot.com/2012/01/mango-minster-2012-official-rules-for.html
Quick! Submit your post!
The dedhline is feb 5!!

A letter

Hi everybody.
I've said here that I go to french classes, an yesturday we had to write a letter in english an then translated to french.
In the letter, we where suppose to imagine that we where a hermit, an that we where writing to a friend.
Lots of we's hahaha.
I liked my letter, an I thought it a good idea to post it here.
Hi, my dear friend, its been a while since I last wrote to you.
Life is good, I love where I am, the view is beautiful.
I leave in a balley, surrounded by really tall an green mountains.
The birds sing all day, an at night, I listen to the corous of frogs who leave in the lake near by.
The sun set an sun rise, are the most beautiful times of the day.
Luckelly, I get to see them everyday, you see, I wake up really early, the bird song does so.
My rutine is really simple, I wake up with the birdsong, then I wate til sun rise, witch isn’t a really long wate, after that, I lit a fire an cook what I fish or trapped the day before.
Then, I settle down, an read one of my numerous an wonderful books, at 3, I have lunch, after I finish eating, I rest half an hour, and then, I go fishing or hunting some birds for dinner.
Usually I finish hunting at 5, I play the flute (as you know, my favorite instrument), an watch the beautiful sun set.
At night, I
think about life an god, its very relaxing to think about those things while listening to all the birds returning to their nests, frogs coming out to croack an watching the first stars.
I feel really satisfied with my life here, it gives me time to find my true self an understand life.
Of corse, there are times when I miss everyone, at those times, I imagine your voices an faces, an I think about letters I’d like to send you, an sometimes, I actually write this letters an send them to my dear friends an family.
Hope life is good with you, an be shure that we will talk to eatch other again.
With love:
Ceeci.

Now, the letter seems silly, but anyways, there it is lol.
I'll try to post more often, an to check grammar an spelling hahaha!.
Thanks for reading:)

ruled by paws: Blogville Pawty Announcement

ruled by paws: Blogville Pawty Announcement

Using twittemonger

Hi everybody, its been a nice month so far, hope everybody has kepped his /her’s new year resolutions, at least, I think I have lol.
I discovered another awesome twitter client, its called twittemonger.
It’s the same as qwitter, but they’re not affiliated, you know, qwitter has stopped developing the client.
I was having a little trouble with qwitter, I wasn’t able to go from buffer to buffer, to read what I typed while I did it, or to watch new mentions.
So, if you’re thinking about using twittemonger, I hilly recommend it.
Here I give you a link.
http://twitmonger.shaned.net
Hope everybody is having a good time.