Could somebody correct this story?

"I ate jam tomorrow" (Do you mean "yesterday"?)

It today's post I'll describe the most horrible meal I've ever ordered in a restaurant.

Some time ago, me and my friend decided to take a week off and visit my family in the UK. One day we went out to eat something in town. We walked into the first restaurant we bumped into. We took our seats, and a waiter brought the menus etc. We weren't familiar with the local cuisine so we took the safe option which was pizza. We were hungry as bears so we chose something quickly that had 'pizza' in the name.

After about half an hour of waiting, to our surprise, the waitress brought us something that resembled an omelette rather than a pizza. We cut it in two, and... jam squirted out. Oh, and it didn't taste good. Not only was the dough stale, but the jam itself was sour. It all tasted bland in general. Somehow, we managed to finish it, and even praised the waiter sarcastically by saying that the pizzas were warm and mixing mushrooms with jam was really... interesting.

Unsatisfied, we settled for sandwiches at home...

"Schools and theatres are different in size, shape, and purpose. Schools can be much bigger than theatres, although some old theatres are very big and grand. Schools tend to be split into many smaller buildings with a playground in the middle. Finally, schools are for education while theatres are to entertain people."

Hi again. Finally, I am at home after having surgery on my foot. I was afraid that I would not be able to write a note, but fortunately, I found the time for it. I think I will have two or more weeks off. So I will have much time for my challenges except for working out :( because my doctor has prohibited me from exercising my foot. I wish you all good health.

Dirt is dry mud. You find it on the ground where there are trees and plants around. Dust is small particles that float in the air. When the sun shines through the window you can see dust in the air very well. It settles in rooms and to remove it you have to use a vacuum cleaner. Grime is a slightly wet, slimy kind of dirt. It usually forms on things like taps, toothbrushes, ovens etc. You clean it off with an antibacterial spray.

1. "Is he a teacher?" You only say "was he" if he has died. 2. We say "It was Lincoln, wasn't it?"

"Great American Breakfast" makes me think of "The Great American Novel". It would have to be a really fantastic breakfast to earn that name!

Muchas gracias. El vídeo era muy interesante.