Animal in Jail

 

                                          

           Yesterday before my kids went to the St. Louis Zoo with the ESL Unity Point School group, they couldn’t sleep because they were very exited to see animals. I think with no zoos we couldn’t see those different and various kinds of animals. Really I feel sad sometimes when I think about how those animals lose their freedom, but after deeply thinking about the benefits of keeping animals in the zoo, I changed my mind. I think if there were no zoos, people couldn’t see animals or feel happy when they watch them play or eat. Also, they couldn’t care for some kinds, which might become extinct, and keep them a live. And we can’t give our kids information about animals, which they can’t see, or touch some of which are amiable kinds. So, I don’t agree with those people who think that animals are staying in jail and I can say that it is a cage to keep them and there are employees to care of their health, food and protection. 

Animals

In our life there are different things, which share us in it, and we can’t enjoy life without them. Some of them have a spirit like us, such as animals or plants. And some of them are solid like houses or cars. We always protect our cars to work for a long time. But we never think about how we can help to preserve animal’s life. Wars, weather, water and lack of food, or hunters are some causes of extinction of animals around the world. I totally agree that animals need people who care to keep them a live and find many ways to stop losing them. To be one of those people you should believe that you will do it not because you love animals or they are cute and your kids feel happy when they see them, but, because you realize animals have benefits in our life, and they are entitled to be alive exactly as us. I think, even if any animal is ugly, ravenous, or people don’t like it, still it should get his chance to live. We need them in the life because they are one of the natural elements.

Earthquakes

                                                              

            The last tow weeks were the hardest weeks of all for people who live in the eastern area of my country. Aleas is a small town in the east of Saudi Arabia. The Saudi government requested all the people who live there to leave it because many earthquakes destroyed it. The earthquake is uncommon in my country.  And underneath Aleas there is an inert volcano, and the earthquake might be a good reason to make it active.  Yesterday, I called my sister who lives in the important industrial city in my country: it is call Yanboa, and it is far away, about 2 hours, from Aleas city. She said, they also suffered from the earthquake.  All the people are worried and they tried to move to the safe cities and that will influence their economies. The Saudi government economy also will be destroyed if the volcano damaged these areas, because they have a lot of factories.  I hope nothing bad happens to my country, and I want it to be safe country as what it was.  

Hurricane..... Was It Dream!!?

Friday, May 8 is a special day, which I will never forget it all my life. The night before this day was terrible. It was a heavy rain, and bad thunderstorm. In the morning I went to the CESL office to get my classes scores. It was raining but I never knew that anything bad might happen. I took my friend to her house and suddenly we heard the alert. I didn’t know what was happening but I thought about my kids. They were with my neighbor. I went fast to my house and I saw the trees falling down and a lot of police cars driving fast. I was shocked and I felt like it was time to die. The one thing I wanted to do in that time was to call my Mom and hear her voice. I drove slowly until I arrived at Evergreen Terrace, where I live. At that moment I realized that everything was damaged badly and maybe I couldn’t see my kids again. I couldn’t enter Evergreen, because the falling trees closed the roads. I stopped my car beside the road and I ran to my apartment. When I saw my kids and they were fine I cried and gave them a big hug. They were so scared. The next day we left for St . Louis with all Saudi students. After we came back to Carbondale I saw groups of guys who worked hard to recover everything. They are really hard workers and they did a good job. I’m proud of these guys. Now Carbondale comes again as a beautiful town and I hope that never happen again any time.