[maitia]

Nice to meet this site and you, too!
I have been working as a teacher for a long time...now is time to share some of my ideas. I have opened a new member gallery where I've uploaded some images. I hope those will be useful for the rest of members.

Saludos
Bests

maitia

[clivehawkins]

Hi Maitia,

Greetings from Italy and welcome to the site. Where can I find the gallery you mentioned? Thanks!

[maitia]

hello clivehawkins, thanks for your welcome! I am new here, I don't know how to access that gallery from the main menu..
and even don't know whether I can post the link... if not, remove it please.
I opened it at
http://www.eslhq.com/gallery/
lesson plans and activities. But I think it was opened in the wrong place... as I said: I am new here...

It will be updated from time to time.

bests

[mesmark]

Welcome to the site!

[mesmark]

Quote maitia

...now is time to share some of my ideas. I have opened a new member gallery where I've uploaded some images. I hope those will be useful for the rest of members.

I don't think the member gallery is public. eslHQ does a gret job of providing power resource generators but also protects the rights of resource creators. I think the reason for making the personal galleries private is to stop people from uploading and sharing copyrighted images.

Did you draw your images yourself? If you want to share them contact the site owner. I'm sure he can help you out.

Again, welcome to the site!

[Eric]

That's right Mark. The member's gallery is private for the very reason you mentioned. maitia, if you have images that you own the copy right to and would like for me to add them to the public gallery, just let me know.

Thanks,
eric

[maitia]

thanks for the advice. I will but I must say that I do it by myself with some softs. I never pick either any images or texts without owner permission. If I did, be sure that they have been required. I know that because I lead , and manage indeed, I am editor of a spanish haiku digital magazine named: No-michi.com
By the way, I used to apply haiku in my english classes. It's a great resource.!


I like painting you can see it in my own blog "bitácora de un haijin". you can find some of my drawings there.
here you are some examples






Mark if you already need me to help with images, just private me.

However i will take the gallery off. I will open a new one in the right place.

thanks for your help! I've never pretended to bother ... be patient, I am still learning about this wonderful place!

quotation: i don't even know if i can post images... let me know please
bests

[Eric]

Hi,

Those are really nice. I've emailed you with instructions.

Thanks,
Eric

[maitia]

thank you, so much! Nice to read you liked them.

I appreciate your effort and instructions. i will answer you as soon as i could maybe tonight.

bests

[Leighanna]

Welcome, Maitia! Whereabouts in Spain are you?

[maitia]

thanks!
I was born in cordoba a city in andalucia maybe you have ever heard about seville... cordoba isn't too far. Actually i live in pamplone.

you are invited to san fermines next july!

[Leighanna]

I know where Cordoba is, I've been there a few times. I live in Sevilla.

Thanks for the invite, but I'm not looking forward to visiting Pamplona during the running of the bulls. I saw pictures on the news of the two brothers hit by the same bull last year.

What made you decide to move so far north?

[maitia]

really? I have travelled in semana santa to the south.

Well that's life. Life took me here. I love this city too.
you are right, last year "runnings" were so dramatic. they are worst when the feast fits two weekends because people have much time to travel.
I think they are not conciously enough how dangerous "runnings" could be. They should read san fermines net site before coming for some recommendations.

It seems easy, but it's not. It's much better to watch tv to enjoy them

[don_Sean_de_Sevilla]

Hi Miss Cordobesa,

So just saw your web...congrats, good stuff!

have you traveled in Asia?....Chine and Korea are the only places i have been to there but Japan or India is next!

Also your last quote on the board is a nice one....here's two of my favorites....

-- Failure is the foundation of success;
success is the lurking place of failure.

-- Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen.

saludos desde Seviya!
S[/font]

[Leighanna]

Yeah, I have been here for a year and a half. Though I try to avoid Semana Santa as much as possible. I live in the centre. So, it can get rather hectic in my neighborhood during that week.

People do seem to take the runnings lightly. I'd much rather go take part in the tomato festival in the village near Valencia, as it sound like a lot of fun.

[HUE]

Welcome Maitia!

[Beatrix]

Hello Maitia and welcome!

btw. great pictures

[espl]

Hi all
I'm new to this site too.
Been teaching ages(20yrs) but still beleive it or not happy not gagga. Anyone around from Karlsruhe/Baden Wuttenburg area Germany?

[soni123]

Hi all, this is Sonia, from South Africa.
I am a newbie here.

[susan53]

Hi Sonia,
Welcome to the site - hope we'll see you on the forums regularly.
How do you find Spain after S. Africa.? it's a country I've never been to personally, but everyone i know who's taught there has loved it. Are you working for a private language school or what?
Sue