Día importante, con muchas implicaciones

Se me ha pasado volando, pero han pasado cosas, muchas cosas y muy importantes para mí, desde ayer a estas horas.

Como muchos ya saben gracias a las redes sociales, ayer me encontré con un sordo mudo irlandés en el bar del hotel. Si a alguien como yo, que estoy aprendiendo inglés, ya nos cuesta con los que hablan, imagina con alguien que emite sonidos parecidos a palabras o palabras entrecortadas.

Pues nos entendimos

News news - one month here

How many roads must a man walk down... before we call him a man? ... The answer my friend is blowing in the wind...
Two days ago I did my first month in London, "feliz cumplemeses!"

During this time I've made so many things... I've been in a hotel, I've been looking for a job (lots of starbucks, shops, hotels, restaurants,...), I found a "house" (I should say 4 walls with a ceiling and a floor), I got a bank account and a National Insurance Number, I became a member of a gym, I've done turism, I found a job and I've started to work and finally I've found an english school which offers me what I were looking for.

Now, and after all this work, I think

Callan method

In my amazing task of searching a english school in London I found many schools with a revolutionary method, the CALLAN METHOD which says: learn english in a quarter of time needed to do it with a traditional method.

From the beggining, it sounds like Maurer's method (famous in spanish radio stations with its commercial): english with one thousand words, but this method is much more than Mr. Maurer's method.

Terremoto de Lorca - ¿sismicidad inducida?

Desde aquí, desde Londres, lógicamente no hemos sentido el terremoto, pero nos han llegado las noticias que están en las primeras páginas de los periódicos británicos. No hemos sentido el terremoto, pero sí las víctimas.
He mirado mi google earth y me he encontrado con lo siguiente: