How I see myself in the future

The future is the most uncertain thing in this life. That is why we always have to look to enjoy the present but taking in count that we have a tomorrow. The key is to purchase the balance between the present and the future.

My principal goal as a Psychologist is to finish my major as best as I can. This is because I want to be a scientist recognized in the world of Psychology. Economic Behavior is the topic that I want to study in specific. In Chicago there is a University that has a master degree of Economic Behavior, so when I finish my major I hope to go there with a scholarship and have the master degree in Economic Behavior.

Before I finish my major I want to go to an interchange for a semester, I want this because I want to know new places, new people, live alone and by myself, and practice my English. Besides I want to go to a country that speaks English and has good programs in Psychology.

Now I am in the middle of my major and the next semester is very important because it will be the time of decisions. I said this because from the next semester I will have to choose the area that I want to be part of. There are six kinds of areas in Psychology and I want to study Cognitive and Behavioral Science which is the area that makes the basis of behavior. I like this area because is the most scientific of the major and they all make research of behavior. In fact, these vacations I have to think and be sure of my decisions about tomorrow that is why I will have a very important meeting with myself and my future for seeing what I´ll do in my future.

I like idioms so I want to study French and maybe then, other language. It is very important for me and my major to learn more about other cultures, however, is more important to understand my culture and my lovely Mexico, so I think maybe the next language after French I will learn some regional language.

Actually, I am not sure about the work that I will have but I am sure that I will maintain myself. In fact, I figure myself living alone in a department with a beautiful dog. I don´t want to keep living in my house for ever, as soon as I can I hope to go away from my house.

Also I want to say that is not in my principal goal to fine some relationship, for me is much more important to finish my studies first, and then if someone is around my life and I like him, perhaps, I can have a relationship with him.

Finally I want to help people; I hope to have a job or be in an institution for helping people. I think this is very important because according to my personality is part of the human being to help each other. 

The Brave New World

Questions

1. How does the author depict London in the future?

With a lot of control, without diversity of ideas and like if everything in every part were predicted and predestinated by bad people.

2. What kind of ideology is represented by the motto on the building?

It represents that the most important thing for a person is that he most feel identity with its community and there is no other kind of ideology, and it also represents equality like if a principal objective in the community were to maintain the order in the society.

3. Is there such thing as Nature Selection? If you could decide who to reproduce/clones, who would you pick?

I thing that between animals non rational yes, but between human being there is not a process such as Nature Selection. I think this because every time we see more and more people. And here is an interesting paradox of the medicine, because it is saving people that shouldn´t reproduce.

Talking about if I could decide who reproduces I agreed with my partner that we just choose people that shouldn´t reproduce, like kidnapers, killers and all those people that is bad with other people or even people who is bad with animals and nature.

Second Conditional

Situation: You are at an airport, suddenly a well-dressed stranger approaches you, he explains that his Money has been stolen, and asks you to borrow 20 pounds to get home, with a promise of repayment.

First of all I would ask him what happened and I would tem him to make sure that he doesn´t have the money somewhere else. If he didn´t find it I would lend him my cell phone if he wanted to call someone. Then, if he wanted, I would give him just some cash for the taxi but I wouldn´t give him all the money that he asked me. Also I would try to help him with other things like going with him and I would wait until he felt better.

If this stranger would be a bad person or if he was a thief I would scream and pursuit him until he give me my things. Besides I would be very carefully and I would observe him very well to see his real intentions. If he really needed my help I would give him, if not, I would run away.

How can I improve my writing?

First of all I think is very important to put attention in what we are writing and if we have a question about the spelling or something else, to check in the dictionary. Also read twice what is  written. Finally practice more writing. 

Tale´s vocabulary 2.

1. Curfew: s. a sound that indicates when everyone has to go to their houses.
2. Daring: adj. someone who doesn´t have fear.
3. Weep: v. to cry.
4. Gown: s. a dress.
5. Wrap: v. to involve something.
6. Murky: adj. something dark or dirty, dishonest.
7. Doomed: adj. someone who is predestined for its life.
8. Alley: s. little street.
9. Bloodshed: s. a situation where everyone is killed.
10. Loot: v. to takeaway something illegally.
11. Mob: s. a group of angry people.
12. Venture: s. a risk.
13. Suitor: s. someone who wants to be in a relationship.
14. Besiege: v. to find some place.
15. Distraught: adj. crazy.
16. Longing: s. when we want something with strength.
17. Wail: v. to cry.
18. Resemble: v. look like.
19. Sin: s. something that is bad because is excessive.
20. Sinful: adj. someone who makes too much sins.
21. Refusal: s. negative.
22. Garment: s. clothes.
23. Ambush: v. to catch someone among too much people.
24. Pounding: s. someone who is knocked.
25. Bribed: adj. give money illegally.
26. Cloak: s. something that covers the head.
27. Fog: s. mist.
28. Grab: v. to secure something.
29. Hallway: s. the principal part of a house where you receive guesses.
30. Slip: s. fallow down.
31. Pale: adj. without color.
32. Row: s. line.
33. Fiendishly: adv. something very bad.
34. Gulp: To swallow air nervously.
35. Rough: adj. not plane and hard.
36. Croak: v. to make a sound like the frog.
37. Shiver: v. to tremble.
38. Quivering: s. earthquake.
39. Damp: adj. wet, humid.
40. Shrill: v. to scream.
41. Tough: adj. difficult.
42. Dumb: adj. when the person cannot produce language.
43. Sob: v. to bread deeply because of the weeping.
44. Trample: v. to destroy with the feet.
45. Dunno: (slang) do not know.
46. Boorish: adj. rude.
47. Vest: s. a t-shirt without sleeves.
48. Plenty: s. abundance.
49. Lush: adj. extravagant.
50. Ain´t: (slang) is not, are not, am not, have not.

Tale´s vocabulary

1. Bench: s. bank
2. Bacon: s. part of the pig that is eaten.
3. Flap: v. to move the wings.
4. Cracker: s. cookies.
5. Oatmeal: s. a kind of cereal.
6. Dab: v. to touch lightly.
7. Patch: v. to repair.
8. Garments: s. clothes.
9. Kitten: s. a little cat.
10. Rustle: v. to speak softly with the propose of not to do noise.
11. Diffident: adj. to act with modesty and be shy.
12. Beaming: adj. something that is shining too much.
13. Sorrowful: adj. too sad.
14. Sharply: adv. annoying, very direct and in an irritable manner.
15. Hesitation: s. without a lot of doubts.
16. Steadily: adv. with no hesitation, firmly.
17. Blooming: adj. flourishing.
18. Dread: s. to feel fear about something bad that will happen.
19. Buoyant: adj. someone very happy of optimist.
20. Bobbing: v. to move something.
21. Regard: v. to watch or consider something.
22. Uncensored: s. without limitations.
23. Shallow: adj. to watch the material things instead of watch what the inside.
24. Pitch: s. quality of sound.
25. Phony: adj. fake.
26. Trembling: adj. to move without control.
27. Fidget: v. to put someone nervous.
28. Lane: s. a narrow way.
29. Wooly: adj. something confused.
30. Barrel: s. a box for beer.
31. Knit: v. to make any clothes with stamen.
32. Mitt: s. an object that you put in your hands to protect them.
33. Stem: s. a part of a tree that holds the branches.
34. Doable: adj. something that can be done.
35. Harness: v. to take an advantage of some situation.
36. Perk: s. additional benefits.
37. Impromptu: adj. something that was not thought before.
38. Disruption: s. like a disorder or something that is broken.
39. Densest: the most concentrated space.
40. Portrayal: s. a dramatic representation.
41. Obnoxious: adj. hateful.
42. Row: s. a line that is done by people who wait for something.
43. Hunk: s. an attractive men.
44. Gag: v. to put something in the mouth to shut up.
45. Foil: v. to induce stress in someone.
46. Beggar: s. a very poor person who ask for money in the street.
47. Cane: s. an object that helps blind people to walk on the street.
48. Thump: v. to hit something.
49. Uncombed: v. without put your hair in order and with good presentation.
50. Shaggy: adj. with long and uncombed hair.

History words

1. Prior: adj. In the past.
2. Autocratic: adj. Governed by a ruler.
3. Overthrow: v. To put down something or to conquer.
4. Gatherers: adj. People who travel in group and pick up things.
5. Flourished: v. To prospered.
6. Remains: s. A place where people lived in the past and now it is abandon.
7. Pierce: v. To cross something.
8. Crust: s. The cortex that surround the planet.
9. Bedrock: s. A base of something.
10. Sprawl: v. To lie down.
11. Forebodings: s. A feelings that something will happen.
12. Doom: s. A terrible destiny.
13. Fair skinned: s. Light color skin.
14. Usher: v. To show the way.
15. Stunning: adj. Something amazing  or shocking.
16. Rampant: adj. Growing something out of control.
17. Siege: The surrounding and attacking a fortified place in order to capture it.
18. Smallpox: s. An infectious disease.
19. Scattered: adj. Dispersed or distributed.
20. Parish: s. A local church.
21. Facades: s. The front of a building.
22. Spires: s. An object that helps you to sew.
23. Dazzling: adj. amazing.
24. Uprising: s. a rebellion.
25. Turmoil: s. a condition of confusion.
26. Enacted: v. To give a permeation for a law.
27. Landlord: s. a owner.
28. Reassert: v. To gained back.
29. Praised: s. A tribute.
30. Regime: s. A ruling government.
31. Impoverished: adj. Very poor.
32. Rioting: s. Public disorders caused by a crowd.
33. Peasant: s. A farmer laborer or small farmaer.
34. Wages: s. Salaries.
35. Expectancy: s. Something that is waited.
36. Heritage: s. A tradition.
37. Motif: s. A reason.
38. Accomplishment: s. All the things that you did successfully.
39. Endure: v. To tolerate or to experienced.
40. Attempt: s. To try to do something.
41. Dingy: adj. Dirty.
42. Overcrowded: adj. With too many people.
43. Strike: s. When a group of workers stop working demanding better work conditions.
44. Hire: v. To give work.
45. Bloodshed: s. The spilling of blood from too many people.
46. Havoc: s. Destruction, devastation.
47. Improvement: s. The things you do to make something better.
48. Bill: s. A proposed law.
49. Plumber: s. People who repairs pipes.
50. Compound: s. A group of houses together.  

Homework 1.

  Office environment

1. Award: s. Something that makes you feel good.
2. Swirl: s. When the wind moves in circle.
3. Positive reinforcement: To give award when someone do something good.
4. Negative reinforcement: To give away things that you like when you don´t do right things. 
5. Hierarchical: adj. When there is an order depending of the grade.
6. Slightest: adj. Referent to less.
7. Dash: v. To go to do something without think.
8. Hip: s. The part of the body that is above the rear.
9. Inaccurate: adj. Is not exact.
10. Foregoing: adj. Something before.
11. Meaningless: adj. Non sense.
12. Compelling: adj. Irresistible.
13. Attainment: s. When you finish something that you figure before.
14. Hover: v. To hold in the air.
15. Sharp: adj. When something chance abruptly.
16. Scrambling: s. Like a fight.
17. Subtle: adj. Delicate.
18. Attain: v. To try to get something that you cannot get. 
19. Scratch: v. To touch something until you hurt it.
20. Itch: v. To want to scratch in some irritation on the body. 
21. Breakthrough: s. To break something in two or more pieces.
22. Nodding: v. When you start to sleep and you lose muscle stiffness of your head.
23. Hesitate: v. Not demonstrate sureness.
24. Grudge: v. When you want something that other person have and you don´t. 
25. Affair: s. subject.
26. Etch: v. To remember something in your mind or reproduce something that it was heard.
27. Stretch: v. To make something bigger than it is by itself. 
28. Layoff: s. To say to someone that he most go away from a job.
29. Workload: s. The work that you most do.
30. Accountability: s. Responsibility.
31. Tie: v. To private something or someone of movement.
32. Budget: s. The money that you have for some project. 
33. Allotted: s. To give some work to someone. 
34. Widespread: adj. Something large, big or ample.
35. Salesperson: s. Someone that sells.
36. Sergeant: s. One grade of a military school. 
37. Belt: s. A thing that you use to hold your jeans.
38. Threaten: v. To say someone that you will do something bad if it doesn´t do what you want. 
39. Rely: v. To trust. 
40. Lackluster: adj. Without light. 
41. Harmful: adj. Dangerous. 
42. Record: s. File.
43. Save: v. To keep money.
44. Executive: s. The director.
45. Barrier: s. Something that don´t let you pass.
46. Supervisors: s. Someone that watch that people do its job.
47. Slightly: Without weight.
48. Board: To get together with your mates.
49. Home office: When you don´t go to work at the office but you do your work at home.
50. Coaching: v. To receive some help from someone that knows more than you.