This picture was made during the break in the toilet of Morley College. As soon as I saw it I noticed that it could be very good for my self-portrait. I could get three images of me at the same time and all of them are different. I know people can think toilet isn't a good place for taking a picture but I don't mind I think it is very original.
Thursday, 31 January 2013
paper
PAPER
thin flat material which is made from crushed wood or cloth and is used for writing, printing or drawing on
look good on paper
to seem fine in theory, but not perhaps in practice; to appear to be a good plan
he plan looks good on paper, but it may not work.
not worth the paper it's written on
meaningless or without authority; of no value.
That contract isn't worth the paper it's written on.
envelope- a flat, usually square or rectangular, paper container for a letter.
Wrapping paper- Decorated paper which is used to cover presents.
Cigarette paper- a thin piece of paper used in making a cigarette, especially by someone who makes their own.
Tissue- soft paper which is used for cleaning, especially your nose, and is thrown away after use.

Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Monday, 28 January 2013
Idioms
*To know your onions/ to know your stuff (you know a lot about something)
*To look like a happy bunny (look like very happy like a rabbit)
*To be over the moon about/with (you are very pleased)
*To look like a happy bunny (look like very happy like a rabbit)
*To be over the moon about/with (you are very pleased)
Thursday, 24 January 2013
streets of London
High Holborn St.
Jubilee Gardens (20/01/2013)
After a long day of work my friend and I decided to go by the river and take some pictures. The day before and that day was snowing a lot and we wanted to spend some time playing with the snow and taken some pictures, the cityscape was beautiful. Although we were tired and the weather wan't really good, it was a very very funny spending some time there. We are waitning now for the next snow.
Is hearing and listening the same thing?
We usually think that listening and hearing is the same but
there is a big difference between them. When we are hearing we receive
information unconsciously, we don’t have to do any effort to get sounds, words,
but listening is an active process we have to do an effort for getting it. If
we are listening we have to assimilate the information we are receiving in this
moment in order to keep a conversation going with the other person and getting
the gist of the conversation.
For example we somebody are talking to us but we are not
interested in the conversation, we can be thinking in other things while he/she
are speaking to us. In this case we are hearing him/her but we aren’t
listening. But in other case if we are interested in the conversation we listen him/her carefully
because we are receiving information and we can reply, give an advice, etc., there is a feedback between us.
Thursday, 17 January 2013
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