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Journey Journal

This blog started as a class blog but now it's a story blog -mainly about journeys.So just close our eyes and let the images and sounds and smells and sensations come to you.

Check out this mini-story I made as a slideshow

I hope you enjoy it!

Inanimatealice project from iStories

This blog is, as from today (12 Dec. 2009), a tribute to James Hadley Chase, who wrote with great precision zillions of novels set in the USA , without (hardly)ever having set foot in it. I hope I can measure up to him -even if only just a bit.

Afterthought

After some painstaking and futile attempts I've realised that Chase must have been a much more conscientious man when it came to geographical accuracy (or just plainly much more into maps than I am). So, while still dedicated to him, I hope readers will forgive -and perhaps enjoy- some creative licence on my part...

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Friday, 18 December 2009

open your eyes

What a view to start my holiday...

Posted by Beatriz Lupiano at 6:47 am No comments:

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As a teacher of Spanish and English

Here's a page with some of my digital drawings -please be kind; I'm still learning...

http://biasketchfu.muzy.com/

Check out this beautiful slideshow

IMPRESSIONS OF ZEELAND BY DOROTHEE (roelli2010)

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About Me

Beatriz Lupiano: I've taught English as a Foreign Language (EFL) since 1994.My learners' ages have varied from 6 to 60+ and their levels from beginner to advanced (A1-C1 on CEFR scale).I'm interested in blended learning,in fostering life-long, autonomous learning skills and in how the brain works when we learn.

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