Nesesito un texto sobre las vacaciones o de un dia normal en ingles en pasado simple de una cuartilla me pueden ayudar lo mas pronto posible?

By Daniel Welsch.

September 2, 2016.

My life has changed a lot in the past couple of years.

Everything is turning out different than I expected.

Andthis summer was no exception.

SinceI don’t have a “real job”, but I still have a lot of work to do, I can travel… or not.

All I have to do is get my work done before leaving.

Or I can work while travelling.

But that’s not too much fun.

Anyway, at the end of June I finished my bookInglés Coloquial.

In July, I went to Santander with some Spanish friends.

I stayed at my friend’s house in the center of Santander, and had a great time.

For me, the most exciting part was that my friend’s mother madecocido montañés, one of my favorite foods.

We also did some nice walks in the towns around Santander.

I got a bit sunburned at the beach, but otherwise enjoyed the cool weather, the food and the beautiful landscapes.

En algún lugar de Cantabria de cuyo nombre no me quiero acordar… Bueno, sí quiero, pero no puedo.

After a week in Santander, it was back to Madrid, and back to work!

I wrote an ebook about all the different English verb tenses, which my lovely subscribers toPasaporte al Ingléshave received, and I made a bunch of videos.

I passeda million viewson my YouTube channel.

And I finally published the softcover version ofInglés Coloquialon Amazon.

Of course, summer is no excuse to stop working out.

I continued going to boxing class in Parque Retiro, and I wrote an article about it too : Feeling the burn with Madrid for Refugees.

I also spent a lot of time reading.

I read almost every day, and I’m still trying to reada book every week.

After a few weeks of work (and a bit of boredom because of the generallack of activity in Madrid) I was off to the Pyrenees!

In this case, I was going to Vielha, a town in the mountains close to the French border.

Ihad never been to the Pyrenees before, and I was excited to explore the mountains.