Letter to my parents

Hello mum and dad,
Now I’m in Cameroon helpingthe native people and trying to solve their health problems the best I know. Here the life is very different of what we think.
The people is very cheerful and friendly, they are always making you laugh. The first time I saw them I couldn’t belive it. They didn’t have anything and they play every day without thinking of what it can happens tomorrow. They have a character diferent of what we are used to in the modern countries.
Here, in Africa, the life is so dificult that we couldn’t imagine what kind of people they are and I think that are special people that want to live the day and not tomorrow.

Kisses for all,
Xavier

Paper books are dead?

It's true that in our society we try to make the things easier with the technology but I think that there are some things that we cannot replace for the technology and modern things.
Paper books aren't dead and they would never die. When you go to a bookshop you can look for what is about the book and if there are special things like exercises, in the book that you need with only a feew seconds, and the way of buy it is faster than the e-books because this ones you have to download them.
Secondly, the paper books are easy to use and also we cannot leave them and use modern technologies (e-books) because are new things and the traditional ones are boring. If we make a change like this, in my opinion, we have to do it because it makes the live more comfortable not because we seem important and rich.
To sum up, I would say that the paper books won't die and are more practical than the e-books and the modern technology don't have to replace the traditional things only because are the future, the tradition, it's also the future and if we understand this we could make a better world.