AN INTERVIEW WITH JÚLIA by Maria Delo…
Júlia said that she was felling happy that day. She’s happiest all the time, and she said that her friends and the mobile phone were two things which she couldn’t live without. If she could be anywhere in the world at this moment, she would be on a beach, without people, only her.
Júlia hasn’t got a great memory, and she doesn’t remember what she felt on her first day at her school. She remembers that she went to Kenya with her parents when she was eleven. She thinks that it was the best holiday she ever had.
She’s usually positive about the future. I asked if the planet would be a better place in a hundred years, and she said that it probably wouldn’t. When she’s older, Júlia thinks that she might still live in New York, because she likes the city. She promised that she would stay in contact with her village, her parents and her friends in the future.
Júlia said that she was felling happy that day. She’s happiest all the time, and she said that her friends and the mobile phone were two things which she couldn’t live without. If she could be anywhere in the world at this moment, she would be on a beach, without people, only her.
Júlia hasn’t got a great memory, and she doesn’t remember what she felt on her first day at her school. She remembers that she went to Kenya with her parents when she was eleven. She thinks that it was the best holiday she ever had.
She’s usually positive about the future. I asked if the planet would be a better place in a hundred years, and she said that it probably wouldn’t. When she’s older, Júlia thinks that she might still live in New York, because she likes the city. She promised that she would stay in contact with her village, her parents and her friends in the future.
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