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  Monday 26 March 2007  
 
 
H.O.M.E.

H” could mean “Habitat”, “O” may possibly symbolize the ‘Options’ we have to take, to feel ourselves “at home”, “M” might be used to represent the different ‘Meanings’ which HOME suggests and finally “E”, which may possibly be…‘Etc.’ (which can also be interpreted in many ways! For me, for example, it takes the connotation of the ‘etc.’ of our life!)…And joining all these key-words, we “build a H.O.M.E.”…
We used to say that Home could mean many things (people, places, relationships, moods), so we can affirm that a homeless has a home, can’t we? Everybody can have a home. Everybody can feel “at home”
even without her/his own physical place to live, that is, her/his physical home. It’s hard to think about it because we think “Oh! How can a person feel at home’ without having a house to live?!” But we don’t know her/his connotation of “Home”…I everyday see people on the streets asking for money/food…and maybe the first thing that makes them feel at home is receiving a “Good morning” with a piece of bread, for example! I usually do that because I feel sorry for those people who have to live on the streets but the main reason why I do these sort of things is because I feel myself at home when I think I’m helping someone to feel at home too! It’s so gratifying to hear a ‘simple’ “Thank you”! But even when we give something and don’t receive thanks for that, we can’t (and shouldn’t!) grow angry or be sad! Why? Mainly, because if we feel all that bad feelings it’s because we do a “good deed” just to receive something in return and secondly, because sometimes gratitude is expressed and felt in our heart...because very often, the most important think is to listen and not to hear...
As the proverb says “Actions speak louder than words”, so don’t g
ive so much importance to the words and let your actions be the meaning of Home.

posted by Raquel @ 7:55 pm   2 comments
 
 
   
 
 
Home is what we want to be!

Home is what we want to be!

It could be a place, a person, a moment.

It could be a feeling, a sensation, a sentiment.

For me, home is wherever I can relax and think,

It’s wherever I can laugh and have fun,

It’s wherever I can take off my shoes,

It’s wherever I can be with my friends, my boyfriend and my mum.

I feel myself “at Home” when someone can hold firmly my hand,

When I can smile with pleasure and satisfaction,

When I can sleep well and wake up smiling…

And when someone surprises me and let me without reaction.

So, if you join all this things,

Please dial my number on your phone!!…

Why?...

Because you are building “My perfect Home”!

posted by Raquel @ 7:22 pm   2 comments
 
 
  Sunday 25 March 2007  
 
 
Home is...

Home is...

Where I live with my family.
Where I eat.
Where I sleep.
Where I have my own room.
Where I study.
Where I play.
Where I write.
Where I can relax.
Where I feel safe.
Where I feel at peace.
Where I feel loved.
Where I wrestle with my brothers.
Where I cook with my mother.
Where I watch TV with my father.
Where I play with my pets.
Where I yell when I’m angry.
Where I cry when I’m sad.
Where I smile when I’m happy.
Where I am me.

Wherever I can be me, I’m home.

posted by Kalisheedra @ 11:00 pm   2 comments
 
 
   
 
 
"The Tell Tale Heart" - short story

The Tell Tale Heart

by
Edgar Allan Poe

Guilt consumes even the most mad of all.

http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TelTal.shtml

posted by Kalisheedra @ 10:50 pm   2 comments
 
 
   
 
 
"HOME, SWEET HOME."


Well, I think that our home shouldn’t be only the place where we live. In my case, is somewhat different because I grew up and lived there all my life. All my memories, the good and the bad, are around it. Hence when I go home, I feel like I’m in a secure environment, maybe because of my parents. All my life they have been by my side, no matter what.
My room is my personal territory and it expresses a part of my identity too because it’s where I can be alone, thinking about the others and myself or being with my friends, talking and laughing all time. I’m so stupid! Sometimes I find myself smiling alone in my bedroom, remembering things that make me happy. Maybe I’m crazy, I don’t know.
When I open my window, I hear the birds, it’s so nice. But better than that is the view. I can see a little bit of the river and that always convey me to another reality. It’s so peaceful to look at it, especially at sunset.
posted by Anabela @ 7:30 pm   1 comments
 
 
   
 
 
Short Story
Butterflies by Roger Dean Kiser



www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/But.shtml

An orphanage is a bad place to live, but even a worse place to die.
posted by RLS @ 4:01 pm   2 comments
 
 
   
 
 
Butterflies


"Butterflies" is a storie about a boy who was forced to live in an orphanage. He is touched by the beauty of the butterflies and the sense of humbleness that they cause him.

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posted by Anabela @ 3:07 pm   1 comments
 
 
  Tuesday 20 March 2007  
 
 
"The Five Boons Of Life"


"The Five Boons Of Life", by MARK TWAIN is the short story I've chosen. You can read it on:

http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/FiveBoon.shtml


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Thoughts which let us thinking about the metaphors we can associate to our life.
Move on with your reading and see what life had to offer you!



posted by Raquel @ 10:14 pm   1 comments
 
 
  Monday 19 March 2007  
 
 
! Welcome !
WELCOME
TO THE 2ND SEMESTER





This image is just a joke ok?
ihihih
:D

posted by Raquel @ 9:48 pm   3 comments