I 

get up around 8:30 every morning and I make some coffee. I spend the

morning at home, and I have some lunch at 12 o’clock.
At one o’clock I leave home and catch the metro. I take the metro to the center,
where I start work at 1:30.
I teach five classes every day, and I finish work late. After work, I
usually go home and make dinner. I eat dinner, read a book and go to bed.
Sometimes, I go and have a drink with my friends after work.
At weekends, I go walking in the mountains or I visit my friends. On holidays I
usually go to Italy or I travel in Spain.

Bob lives in a small flat in London. In the mornings, he wakes up and has a

shower.  Then he makes breakfast. He usually has a typical English breakfast
with eggs and bacon. After that, he goes to work.
He works in an office in the center of London. He sits in front of the computer all
day and writes emails. He doesn’t like his job very much, but he likes earning
money. At 12 o’clock he goes to lunch and has a sandwich. After lunch,
he comes back to work and writes more emails. At 5 o’clock he leaves work.
He sometimes sees his girlfriend in the evenings. She lives on the opposite side
of London, so he takes the Underground.
On weekends, he doesn’t have to work. He usually goes out for a few beers
with his friends on Friday night. On Saturday he goes shopping. On Sunday
he goes to his grandmother’s house for tea. 
On Monday he gets up early and goes back to work.

Even though mothers tell their children they are already grown up, they keep
playing with the streaks on the floor. They do not like to grow up but it's something
they have to do every day. All the children want to be firefighters but they cannot
because they fear the flame that teaches bravery, others also fear the fact that
they run out of chocolate milk that someday they will use to put out the flame.
Mothers, parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents and grandmothers almost shout that
time is running out and that someday they will realize that they were happy and
they did not know it, they will realize the existence of pain, lust, hatred and fear,
But not any fear; they will learn the fear to grow, the fear to grow and to realize all
the time they wasted by wanting to be big when they were small, because now,
they want to be small of when they are big.