Happy Easter!

"The course of true love
never did run smooth"

Good Friday. What we eat...HOT CROSS BUN

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_cross_bun

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Buckingham Palace celebrated in new Royal Mail stamp set

Festival Shakespeare Buenos Aires

Se viene una nueva CAMINATA SHAKESPEAREANA el próximo sábado 26 de abril a las 17hs.
Salida: Centro Cultural Paco Urondo (calle 25 de mayo 221)

Obra seleccionada: HAMLET.

https://www.facebook.com/FestivalShakespeareBA 

Is Salman Rushdie coming to Buenos Aires?

If anyone can confirm this news that started in Peru, send an inbox to English is Culture.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/English-is-Culture/286079561452811

R.P. Forever!

.http://youtu.be/9_RQa4m_sTw

Word of Mouth is on!

Discusing the language of journalism...

I teach...What about you?

Thank you so so much!

I

It was a beautiful surprise and I had super fun Birthday!
You are all amazing, bright and full of inspiration
Keep Calm and Tea Party on :-)
Much Love, 
Daniela.

Tea Party 2014- My Instagram

Tea Party 2014- Photos by Camila and Alejandro

Britannia Lado B 2014

http://freepdfhosting.com/73e8fddfde.pdf


No hay duda que la programación Britannia lado B, representa un ejemplo sobresaliente del cine Británico contemporáneo. Incluyendo temas desde el  terrorismo, política ,conflictos religiosos hasta la adolescencia , la experiencia suburbana  y  visiones alternativas de la Historia.

Estos films son complejos, inquietantes y a veces muy graciosos. Reflejan los grandes cambios en la sociedad Británica desde los días de Margaret Thatcher hasta el presente.
Una futura programación quizás puede llegar a incluir un mayor énfasis en las historias de inmigración y globalización que es lo que ha definido la Gran Bretaña moderna. También hay posibilidades de expandir el número de films realizados en Gales, Escocia e Irlanda del Norte. No importa lo que el futuro depare, el cine Británico continuará reinventando sus tradiciones de realismo y fantasía.

The cure - Friday I'm in love (Lyrics)

London Calling

This is Durham

The Tale of Peter Rabbit - Simple Past.

The History of English in 10 Minutes

Disappearing London - Red Phone Box

What’s it like to speak Shakespeare around the globe?

As we celebrate the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth, UK actor, author and producer Ben Crystal relates what it’s like to speak the work of a playwright who has contributed so many new words and phrases to the English language. 

You can also attend the English Language Council Lecture with Ben Crystal in London or watch it as a live-stream (both free registration) on 12 February. The lecture is presented by the English-Speaking Union and the British Council in partnership.


http://blog.britishcouncil.org/2014/02/11/whats-it-like-to-speak-shakespeare-around-the-globe/

The Story of Keep Calm and Carry On

Pennine Way above Swaledale, between Hawes and Keld

Bamburgh Castle Sunrise

Quayside in the evening.

How London has inspired writing and writers across the centuries.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/player/b01jwfwx