• 20Sep 09

  I'm back! And name-packed!

  All these weeks were great (except for school). I watched the 15 episodes of TDA right after the finale of TDI. I bought a new laptop and I'm writing with it. I craeted my facebook profile and my Pet Society character, named Cody, and he gave me my new nickname "Coing with dy". I also wanted to know what my name in English was, so I searched for the biblic name in Wikipedia "Santiago", but it's Jacob, and here it's Jacobo, makes no sense, I was expecting something with S.
  • Posted Sep 20, 2009 10:15 am PT
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• 4Jul 09

  Happy July 4th! / Argentina Complaining

  Happy Independence day to every American. I'm postinging a blog about 7/4 and not of 7/9 (Our Independence) because anything is better than Argentina.

  Read my list about the bad things:
  -Streets are broken and pieces are united with some black thing, and aren't like the speedways in America or Britain.
  -Bathrooms and streets aren't clean, finding a bathroom without smell is better than finding gold. Streets are full of trash and stuff.
  -Walls full of graffitti, a clean wall means you live in a desert.All the graffittis are about soccer teams or insults.

  Returning to the USA, the crown of the Statue of Liberty was re-open. I still remember when Grampa Simpson went to the USA and his father said "See that son? There is where we will live now", and then he was playing on the head and his mother called him for dinner.

  • Posted Jul 4, 2009 4:54 pm PT
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• 2Jul 09

  Extended Winter Break

  I've Got An Extended Winter Break!!!

  Thanks to Swine Flu, we won't have school in the next two weeks. That means ONE MONTH OF WINTER BREAK! The bad thing is the teachers gave us a lot of homework and it will take the whole month to finish it.

  • Posted Jul 2, 2009 10:25 am PT
  • Category: Business
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