Greetings camaradas!
Im sooooooooo thankful that destiny has put me here.
I think these kids are helping me more than im helping them! Either way its being a fantastic experience.
We have two groups, one from 8 to 10 years old, other from 10 to 12.
In the younger group all but two are Moroccan, but the older group is more "multinational".

Im deeply in love with this little kid that still doesnt speak spanish and its so shy and quiet! but when he smiles, aaah!!!!
And also with these two little devils, one from Morocco and the other from Ivory Coast, they CANT stay quiet but its so hard for me to put on a serious teacher face instead of just laughing.
And Im ALSO...

Greetings fam!

Im excited because tomorrow i start working in this social center in my neighbourhood.
With this practise i will finish my studies this school year (yay!)

The good thing about this social center is that, in spite of the poor installations and funds, it has many projects, most of them in relation to the migrant collective which is already 30% of the neighbourhood's population.
I will be working in the children space, but if i have time, i can also collaborate with the rest of the projects.
The "children space" is for children who need school support or just a place to stay and meet other kids. But i been told some of them are those "labeled" as problematic...

Greetings Camrades!

I dont know if you ever heard of the international exposition that its celebrated every two years in different cities of the world. Well, this year the city is Zaragoza, my hometown!
Leaving aside that i am against it because, as always, they talk about the envioroment, balance and ecoblah, and they destroy, unbalance and waste.
I been twice, and the really good thing of it is that is a very wiiiiiiide place, with different "houses" for every country that has participated. Some of them have a common house like "Caribbean countries", "Latin America", "Subsaharian Africa", etc. So every countries shows a lil bit of its culture (most of them are made by companies...

My goodness!! i was trying to take this easy, with philosophy and humor, cause i laugh at people going crazy buying and further increasing the problem! I mean, how do expect the supermarket to have things if everybody buys food for one year!
The problem is this. Truck-drivers in Spain (and i think in other places) are on strike because of the oil growing price. So they are collapsing the roads and food and other products cant make it to the stores. So this goes to the news and these folks that been hearing about world crisis, hunger and all that, get paranoid and collapse and empty the supermarkets and grocery stores.

anywas, as i said, i was relaxed cause i like to be and because i dont think im goin to go hundry ever...

Yesterday I felt devastated.
I went to the office of my teacher called Joseba Achotegui, who has a center for psychological counselling for immigrant people, to attend one session with one of his patients.
My teacher told me he was a young man from Senegal who three years ago met a spanish woman, journalist of an important spanish newspaper, they fell in love, married, came to Spain, had twins, and then he started having problems, mental and/or behavior problems. Right now they are separated, she kicked out of the house because he was agressive, but they still see echother (and seems like she is paying for the therapy and probably more because he cant keep a job, but thats only what i supposed) OK.

The man, called...