The show must go on

My dear colleagues, I haven’t written for a long time so this morning I decided to write about someone who has been our teacher since Nuria got ill. I’m talking about Mariona. Yes, this nice girl who has taught English. I like the young people who know what to do in their life and she is one of them. And as we have seen she is very brave and much sacrificed with her work and her students, and this is difficult to find (luckily we have had two of them) and it’s fair to dedicate a paper to this incredible girl. She came when we didn’t know if we had a new teacher, I have to admit that I was praying because I’m always nervous when I’m suppose to spend time with a teacher, I don’t know this is my feeling. Its difficult being friend much older than you (this is not our case) and who is trying to teach you, because she will be correcting you all the time. And for me it’s difficult, and hard. But I gave her a chance (I’m getting used to do this) and she astonished me. She was so lively, I couldn’t believe that. A person who knows that she won’t spend a lot of time with us, and who tries to be as much friendly as she can it’s difficult to know. Teachers who replace for a short time others are usually colder than Mariona. What a pity! But as The Queen said “ the show must go on” and we shouldn’t be sad because Nuria is coming and this will bring us a new air. Goodbye Mariona, welcome Nuria