As Spanish writer Jorge Manrique said (or even later Bruce Springsteen), our lives are like rivers (have a look at Copla IV, "Coplas por la muerte de su padre"), rivers that die when they arrive at the sea, but which provide so much life in their way down to all the fields alongside. So remember to do your best because you are in the best part of your life, of your river!!!
Here's my musical hint for today: Bruce Springsteen - The River (The River Tour, Tempe 1980)
And do you remember the film by Robert Redford: A River Runs Through It : A Symphony (Mark Isham) and its wonderful soundtrack.
and here's its movie trailer (some other movie clips)
Some activities for you to do: 
Here's a very interesting listening exercise for you to learn about the English language: Is English really English? (The origins of English) (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English) and remember this old post of mine: Where does English come from?
English in a Minute: How to use 'ish' (BBC Learning English)
English in the News : Brazil's political crisis and Covid surge (BBC Learning English)
News Review: Suez Canal: Delays continue (BBC Learning English)
Giant ship blocking Suez canal partially refloated (The Guardian)
The cost of the Suez Canal blockage (BBC News)
How the Suez canal blockage can seriously dent world trade (The Guardian)
LINGOHACK >>>
- Episode 210317 / 17 March 2021 >>> Kenyan fishermen and women saving the planet - Language related to 'fishing'. Need-to-know language: catch, the fruits of, source of income, scarce & labour-intensive.
