dimarts, 5 de febrer del 2008

Writing

Hi darling!!

How are things¿? I'm very well and happy because last week it was my birthday and my father gave to me a gift, a very beautiful present. It's a book-->"Dead of a Beekeeper" by Lars Gustafsson.

I write this letter because I enjoyed this book a lot and I thought that you would love it, too. The plot is about one beekeeper that was married with a girl called Diana. They live in a small town called Timland and in ancient times there was a virus with all the animals that can fly. One day, Bem saw that his bees didn't make honey and he saw that they had a problem, they were infected by a virus and one of them bit his face and he has a big infection. For these reason he died.

Marta, it's a very nice book!!! I hope you love it. If you read it, send me a letter with your opinion.

A big hug and kss***

Sea Greens

Magazine Resident, December 2007 number 28

Seaweeds are some of the oldest living things on planet, and one of the few truly wild plants left. They are self-sufficient and a sustainable resource, and are chock-full of all the nutrients they nedd, wich happen to be pretty much all the nutrients we need.

A 2001 study by the "Universidad Compultense de Madrid" found that seaweeds contain all the essential elements the human body requires.

They're good for the immune system, cell reproduction and function and metabolism.
As ecologists and vegetarians, they were interested including seaweed in their own diet.


Know your onions

Magazine Resident January 2008 number 29

A vegetable is served at a simple woodent table with nothing more than a sauce.

Is the main ingredient of a calçotada where family and friends get together to consume large quantities of calçots.

The calçot was first cultivated in the late 19th century by a farmer called Xat Benaiges in the southern catalan town of Valls.

The region who celebrates the approach of spring with noisy and boisterous winter gatherings; the focus of wich wast the humble calçot.

Over the past 20 years, the popularity of these get-togethers has spread millions of calçots are now consumed at events throught out Catalonia.