ALL ABOUT MY BEST FRIEND

Federica

Child of Antonella & Mimmo

Who loves her friends

Who hates false people

Who wants to go to America

 Who wishes she could have met Selena Gomez

Who is scared of spiders

Who dreams to visit the world

Who is determined to win a competition

Who values her friends

Who is proud of her family

Who lives in Mondragone

My best friend!▬♥

       

BIO POEM

Claudia

Lazy, shy, fragile, friendly

Sibling of Andrea & Rosanna

Lover of pizza

Who feels the need to eat every second of her life

Who needs more sleep and more pizza

 Who gives love to her friends and her family

Who fears spiders and needles

Who would like to see a better world

Resident of Mondragone

Unicorn☼♥

TRADITIONAL BRITISH FOOD

Traditionally English people have three meals a day: breakfast, lunch and dinner. 
Breakfast is served in the morning; it used to be a large meal with bacon, cereal, eggs and sausages.
Lunch is a light meal. Most people no have lunch because they have no time to go back home for lunch. In the summer a lot of people like go out and eat their lunch in the open air.
The main meal is dinner, usually eaten between 6 and 7 pm. A typical evening meal is a meat dish with vegetables and a dessert. The most important meal of the week is the Sunday dinner, which is usually eaten at 1 pm. 

CHINA

China is the third biggest country in the world because Russia and Canada are bigger than it. The longest river in China is the Yangtze River, 3600 kilometres long, but not the longest in the world. Nile and Amazon are longer than the Yangtze. 
In China there is the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. The Chinese invented many important things like paper, umbrella and the compass. China has many rare and endangered species like panda or monkeys, but also tigers and elephants. The Great Wall of China is the tourist attraction; it is 6700 kilometres long!

                                                                                                                                                              

 

STRANGE STORIES

These are a very strange stories.. Did you know them?

Countries discuss same-sex marriage, but not marriage to a bridge. 
Last month, an Australian artist, Jodi Rose, fell in love with a 600-years-old bridge in France and married it. France does not agree with marriages between people and bridges. Fourteen guests went to the wedding to see the couple become bridge and wife. The mayor of the near by town blessed the marriage. Jodi wore a white wedding dress. She gave the bridge a very larger ring. She makes experimental music. She said it was love at first sight for her bridge. She blogged:" Although he is made of stone... I feel at peace... He makes me feel connected to the earth," especially after travelling. Ms Rose said she loves "the spiritual vibration in everything". She said her new partner is: "The perfect husband.. strong and silent".

                                                                                                                   

Police in the Maldives arrested a coconut. They said it was full of black magic to change election results. The "suspicious fruit" had Arabic writing on it. It was a "sura" ( a verse from the Koran). People worried about it. They thought it might affects Saturday's national election. People think black magic can change how people vote or stop them voting. The police spoke to a "ruqyah" (a good magician), who said the coconut was fake and had no black magic. The police said it was a joke. People would understand the message and not do it again. A new website said black magic affects life on the Maldives. In July, a school didn't let a voting box into the building. Teachers worried it would make students ill. in 2012, a religious leaders said it was time to stop black magic, He said was a sin. He also said it caused problems form any families. The leaders said black magic was a big social issue in the Maldives.

CINCO DE MAYO

Cinco de Mayo, fifth of May in Spanish, is a celebration held on May 5 in the United States and in Mexico. The date is observed to commemorate the Mexican army's unlikely victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, also called El Día de la Batalla.