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Hi, I'm Ana and I'm going to introduce myself. I was born in Paris and I was named after my grandmother. Nowadays, I live in Cornellá and I work as a French teacher in a secondary school of Sant Vicenç dels Horts.

As a rule, I stick to my guns when I believe I'm doing the right thing. This can come off as stubborn, but in fact I always try to be considerate. I have three children and sometimes they're a pain in the neck, but I also love them a lot.

I'm prone to work too much, and I can end up being a bit workaholic, even in holidays, but I'm trying to relax and focus on my English learning. I hope that with this Art Dossier I get to track my  progress and motivate myself to engage more on it.

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In order to be in touch with English every day, I receive the news on my movile phone and I read them before going to bed.

There are a lot of news about Trump's administration and about all the news around the world. So I look for the new vocabulary on Wordreference in order to understand what they mean.

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While I'm driving to work, I listen the New English File Advanced CD. There are conversations, phonetic and grammar exercices and listening the same structures allow me to better understand it each time and learn from it.

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The Hateful Eight, by Quentin Tarantino 

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The Hateful Eight, by Quentin Tarantino 

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I have watched this film that my son recommended to me and I liked it. It's a Western where the main character is Carl Rush, and the story is about a mystery plan to release a murderer. Most of the time the action takes place in an isolated house in the middle of a snowed countryside. There are some funny dialogues and some violent scenes. The director has spent a lot of tomato sauce. At the end of the movie there is a flashback that explains you the mystery and I recommend the film as the end is completely unexpected and has a twist to it that really blew my mind.

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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, by Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh 

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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, by Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh 

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I'm watching this series on Netflix and the story is about a girl, Rebecca, a fantastic lawyer who happens to be in love with Josh, her teenager love. He left her when they were young and ten years later, when she see him again in a New York street, she realizes that her feelings remained the same, so she decides to quit her job to find another one in Josh's town, West Covina, California. It's funny because she has spontaneous and crazy ideas in order to hang out with him and she makes up plans to attract him. The series has a lot of feminist songs and scenes with a lot of humor. The problem for me is that the characters talk really fast and it's tough to understand them even when I'm reading the subtitles in English. For learning the new vocabulary I stop the scene, I write down the word and I look for the meaning in Wordreference.

I'll leave the theme song below as I think it's quite funny.