A DAY OFF

Just a day off

WORDLESS WEDNESDAY

A LITTLE OF SUNSHINE

JUST A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO REMEMBER!!

CHRISTMAS SEASON

Time flies!

My holiday is from 21st of December to the 7th of January.

Probably, I should bring the balance of this year, which has brought to my life, new experiences, new jobs, new friends.

An ESOL project has been developed, and the classes are going to be delivered next year.

I am very excited and I am looking forward to next year.

I have to declare:

I have had time for myself,
I have shared,
I have laughed,
I have cried,
I have dreamed,
I have faced some obstacles,
I have skipped them,
I have made friends,
I have had time for the old ones,
I have helped who I can,
I have lived,
In Jesus name. Amem

MERRY CHRISTMAS..........HAPPY NEW YEAR.......

ESOL Course Project

The Magazine, an ESOL Course Project 2006-2007, has been published.

Congratulation Teachers

Angus College-Arbroath

Scotland

Valentine's Day Origen

Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14th every year. It is a day to show your affection to the ones you love, friends and family, sending cards (valentines) to the loved ones. Verses, poems, and rhyme, pictures or puns sometimes humorous can express love and affection-but almost all ask, "Be My Valentine."
Valentine's Day falls on the feast day of two different Christian martyrs named Valentine. The customs of Valentine's Day has nothing to do with the lives of the saints. It is believed that the customs come from an ancient Roman festival called Lupercalia which took place every February 15. The festival honored Juno, the Roman goddess of women and marriage - and Pan, the god of nature.
Valentine's day is a great day to celebrate our friends. School children decorate their classrooms with bright red paper hearts. They exchange gifts, candy, flowers or "valentines."