The Working Woman monument 

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The style of this sculpture is contemporary. It  is in the modern art period and it is an abstract sculpture. The viewer finds  it difficult to see that it represents the shapes of a woman. 

This monument is made of a material that changes during different times of day. In the morning, the sculpture has a reddish metal colour. At night, things change, because their colour becomes dull orange, which makes this monument colourful piece of art. It all depends on the moment you are visiting it.

It resembles a long corkscrew with 40 meters high and it weights over 60 tons. It is made of steel, made by two planes tangled between them. It has a cone shape as it gets thinner while it raises into the sky.

It is a monument dedicated to the working women, so it is a social work to tell people that women also matter and should be considered as important as any man.

Seasons Weather and clothes

Winter is from 21st December to 20th March

Spring is from 21st March to 20th June

Summer is from 21st June to 22st September

Autumn is from 23st September to 20st December

In Winter it is cold

In Spring it is warm

In Summer it is hot

In Autumn it is rainy

In Winter I wear scarf, gloves and sweatshirt.

In Spring I wear shirt, jeans and trainers.

In Summer I wear t-shirt, flip flop and shorts.

In Autumn I wear mackinthosh, umbrella and vest.

Miguel Castro

Personal Infomation

My name is Miguel Castro. I am from to Spain. I am 15 years. I am in 3rd grade. My teacher is Eva Sanchez Soler. I live in Terrassa. I have any brother. I'm small, I have light brown hair, brown eyes and normal ears. My hobby is playing in the pool. Subjects that I like are English, Social and Biology, and those that are less Math, Physics and Chemistry and Spanish

My Favourite Youtube Song

Without You

I like very much this song because it is nice and is of the kind that I like.

It might improve putting more pace.

Welcome to Australia- Noelia Ortiz and Miguel Castro

My Documents - Dialogue 1 Miguel and Noelia - eSnips


Hello! My name is Noelia. I am the exchange student. Nice to meet you!
Hello Noelia. My name is Mr. Castro and this is my family: Mrs. Castro my wife, and my children, Kelly and Jordan.
Nice to meet you!
This is our home. Downstairs, in the left, are the dinnig room In the right, are the toilet. Opposite the toilet is the kitchen. My office is at the end of the corridor. Upstairs are the rooms. Your room is the room with a purple door.
Thanks! My room is very beautiful. Can I have a shower, please? I am very tired. The trip was very long.
Yes! But before, I want to tell you the rules of this home:
· You can use the phone to make national calls.
· Breakfast is at 8 o'clock, you have to be punctual.
· You have to come back home before 12pm if you go out with your friends.
Great! Thank you very much. I 'm going to have a shower. See you later!
See you later, Noelia!

This is our dialogue of a exchange student. The father of the family shows the house to Noelia, and explains the rules of the house.

SIX WORKERS DIED IN TERUEL

Six workers died of fire fighting service of the Government of Aragon Teruel when their helicopter crashed. They wanted to put out a fire outbreak in the area Villel between Teruel and Cuenca. One person survived the crash and was taken to hospital injured Obispo Polanco of Teruel, although health status is unknown.

Traditionally Food

Hello my name is Miguel and I'm from Spain.
The typical meal here is breakfast cereal with milk but but typical Catalan breakfast is toast with tomato and some sausage. The typical food in Spain is paella. Although they traditionally eat lentils and pasta and meat. Spanish dinner is usually insignificant.