11th Issue

San Antonio de Padua, November 6th, 2008

 

THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE (a real story)

Alegre, Testoni and Mora

It was the first day that Benjamin met his girlfriend. Josefina was younger than him and they attended the same school. One day she invited him to her home. While Benjamin was going to Josefina’s home, a thief tried to rob him but he could escape from the man.

Finally he arrived to Josefina’s house. They began to kiss. Suddenly they heard a noise of a car. It was Josefina’s father who had come earlier from work. Benjamin got scared so he hid under the bed. When Josefina’s father came into the house, he went to the bathroom and Benjamin could run away.

When he was walking on the street a man on a motorbike spited at him. It wasn’t the best day of his life, but if Benjamin hadn’t lived all those things, he would have never met his lovely girlfriend.

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SOLANGE’S BIRTHDAY‏

Galguera, Neitzke, Rosa, Fernandez

Last Thursday we celebrated the birthday of Solange, after school we went to her house. When we arrived her mother served us pizza and empanadas.

Later we brought a video to play karaoke, and we laughed a lot. Then we had mate and cookies, and cut the cake.

At night we played TEG. When we finished, we went to our homes.

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CRAZY SUNDAY

Barbella, Cerminaro, Federico, Ninin, Salomón

Last weekend the pochas group (students from San Antonio School) arrived at a party. The music was very good, and people were fantastic. The barman made strong drinks and teens drank too much. The girls were enjoying because the party was incredible. By the end Agustina fought with zorrita girl. The security people sent out Agustina of the party.

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HOW LIFE COULD HAVE BEEN

Carolina Rodríguez 

If I had been born with a different sex, I would have played football and I  would not have had a boyfriend. I would not have depilated, also I would have gone to see a concert. I would have worked, too. I would have fought with other boys and I would not have bought a lot of clothes. Finally I would not have cooked.
 

Rocío Magalí D´Andrea.

If I had been born in different country, I wouldn´t have spoken Spanish.
I wouldn´t have come here to this school. I would have had other friends. I would have had other vocabulary.

If I had lived in the Irak, I would have died. If I had lived in Brasil, I would have been black. If I had lived in the USA, I would have known Disney, and I would have lived in the beach.

 

Camila Rodríguez

If I had been born with a different sex, I would have played football. I wouldn´t have made up. Also, I wouldn´t have depilated. At the same time, I wouldn´t have had a boyfriend. I would have worked. I wouldn´t have danced. I wouldn´t have made a diet and finally I would´t have cooked.