Spanish poems for mom in spanish

Hello ! Im a huge movie and video games consumer and I really love it when there is an entier universe built for the story like in : Cyberpunk 2077, Deus ex, Bladerunners, John Wick etc. And I would like books that actually do the same
Im not necesserly looking for sci-fi (I just mentionned sci-fi works bcz I had those in mine) and Im not looking for a "politics" book so everything like "The new totalitarians" doesnt interest me
Also I speak french,spanish and arabic. In case you have a book in mind that isnt in english yet
Thanks for reading !

I am aware the title doesn't make sense, so I will try to be clearer in the post.
An example could be: The White Queen, The White Princess, The Spanish Princess, the Tudors, Becoming Elizabeth, Reign, Mary and George. These period dramas are not all related to each other, but are about the English royal at different time periods.
I would like something similar regarding the Spanish Royal Family, the Valois and so on, it also doesn't necessarily only have to be about a specific family.
I hope I have been able to better explain what I am looking for.
Also, please recommend things that are until the first world war, so not "The Crown" for example, because they are too recent and I don't really enjoy them.

hey!
here’s what I look like
I’m in the midwest, in the middle of my phd, using the sacred few hours of sleep I got to scroll reddit while binging on the trashiest reality TV and early 00s MTV music videos
tbh, since moving here I’ve been aching to meet people that aren’t related to my professional or academic sphere, and rarely got the time to do much outside the lab, so, here I am, it seems meeting people online could be good bet :o
some random trivia

• my work is on machine learning and proteins
• love running and cycling, pretty much any heavy cardio activity
• love playing soccer but suck at it
• love signing but suck at it
• love drawing but suck at it
• I only sing in spanish, because I got a thiccc accent and feel a bit self-conscious singing in english
• expert in early 00s shitty pop music
• best disney movie is ratatouille
• most overrated disney movie is up
• love dancing cumbia and bachata… and actually do not suck at it! lmao
• can move my ears on command
• have lived in 4 countries, 6 cities, 2 continents
• I’m trying to get into video games. help? I have a swtich, xbox, and pc
• not a fan of scifi or fantasy :(
• once got jump-scared by a possum while riding my bike
• knows two and a half languages
• love crafts (specially origami) and playing the accordion

here are two truths and a lie

• I was personally invited to a fancy rooftop party by a google hotshot, but bailed on it
• a mexican bill saved my life while I was stranded in serbia
• I was suspended from middle school for burning a whiteboard with body spray and a lighter

If you're interested in talking, send me a line about yourself!

I don't hear a lot of post hardcore in a different languages. Any language is cool but mostly looking for Russian or Spanish.

Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." - Forrest Gump
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At Candyville, we don't just sell sweets - we peddle joy. Our mission is to make that child-like sparkle of pure bliss available to everyone by offering the best quality chocolates, candies and confections at outrageously low wholesale prices. Why should such heavenly indulgences be kept out of reach for most?
Speaking of heavenly indulgences, let's take a moment to revel in the sheer perfection that is chocolate. Has there ever been a more universally loved food? Even the grumpiest of grumps can't resist cracking a smile at the very mention of chocolate. It's like the edible equivalent of receiving a warm hug. And that's because chocolate quite literally makes you happier by stimulating the release of endorphins in the brain. So it's no wonder that the world has been besotted with this magical elixir for centuries.
From Sacred Bean to Sinful Delight: Chocolate's Rich Legacy
While its exact origins are unknown, legends say that chocolate was first discovered by the ancient Mesoamericans around 1900 BC. The Mayan civilization worshiped a God of Cacao and the Aztecs used cocoa beans as currency. When Spanish explorer Hernán Cortés arrived in Mexico in 1519, he was gifted with the treasured cacao beverage which he found utterly revolting at first due to its bitter taste and spiced flavor. But like anyone who has acquired a taste for fine chocolate, he couldn't get enough once he tried the sweetened version back in Spain.
From there, the chocolate love affair spread rapidly across Europe where it was embraced by aristocrats and given an air of luxury and exclusivity. That aura has persisted through modern times, with premium chocolates being equated with indulgence, elegance and sophistication. Who can forget the iconic seduction scene in the 1992 film Indecent Proposal where billionaire John Gage feeds Demi Moore's character chocolate-covered strawberries to reel her in?
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🚑 Just completed my EMT academy training at Royal Ambulance and realized how crucial it is for us to stay up-to-date with numerous protocols. This inspired me to create EMS Pal, a generative AI chat assistant designed to answer protocol-related questions. It currently covers Santa Clara County, but I plan to expand it to include other counties and add features like source references to make EMTs' jobs easier.
You can check it out at https://emspal.com/ and ask your question! It answers questions and also references the source protocol docs as well. You can also ask it in Spanish, Chinese or try out other languages.
#EMS #GenerativeAI #EmergencyServices h#HealthcareInnovation

🚑 Just completed my EMT academy training at Royal Ambulance and realized how crucial it is for us to stay up-to-date with numerous protocols. This inspired me to create EMS Pal, a generative AI chat assistant designed to answer protocol-related questions. It currently covers Santa Clara County, but I plan to expand it to include other counties and add features like source references to make EMTs' jobs easier.
You can check it out at https://emspal.com/ and ask your question! It answers questions and also references the source protocol docs as well. You can also ask it in Spanish, Chinese or try out other languages.
g#EMS #GenerativeAI #EmergencyServices h#HealthcareInnovation

Hej allesammen,
I'm seeking some guidance and advice on moving to Denmark from Turkey. My name is Tai, and I'm 22 years old (please read the p.s. part at the bottom). I'm currently living in Istanbul, Turkey. The thing I want is to move closer to Denmark because I have someone I deeply care about who lives there, and being close to them would make me incredibly happy, this is a very well thought thing and I have considered every risk from a social perspective so please, I don't want to talk about whether I should do this or not, I have decided that I want to move. I'm educating myself in 3D modeling and looking for a job that aligns with my skills and helps me achieve my goal. I'm open to other job opportunities that could facilitate my move to Denmark. Also currently I'm learning Danish and making progress, but I'm still at a beginner level. Any tips on learning the language more effectively would be greatly appreciated. I also want to add that I am very confident in my skills about learning the language, so if it's needed, I will learn it. My financial resources are limited, so I'm trying to find remote work or freelance opportunities that allow me to save money and prepare for the move, or even better I'm ready from day one to relocate to Denmark for any job I can do or any job that offers training. I'm aware that moving to another country involves navigating complex visa processes, finding employment, and adapting to a new culture. I'm much more than willing to work hard and make necessary sacrifices to be able to see my dream come true.
Some of the things I had in mind:

1. What are the most accessible pathways for a Turkish citizen to move to Denmark? Are there specific visa programs or job sectors that I should focus on?
2. Can anyone recommend effective resources for learning Danish quickly and efficiently?
3. Are there particular job boards or platforms where I can find remote work or job opportunities in Denmark?
4. Any general advice or personal experiences from those who have made a similar move?

• p.s. I have 2 years of work experience working at a Business Debt Adjustment company in U.S.A. as a Negotiator, Closer and Customer Service Rep., I can speak English and Turkish natively and Spanish around B1 level. I'm rusty with video editing but I used to do commissions, I'm willing to get back on track with it and learn it again if there's an opportunity. I can use Figma at an intermediate level. And lastly I can use Blender well for hardsurface modelling, intermediate with animation and texturing. I also had 3.7 GPA in Uni while I was majoring both Architecture and American Studies but I had to drop out due to the incredibly high inflation rates in my country, that is the reason why I worked at that company or tried to educate myself to earn money, I didn't really have any other choice due to having a family that can't support me. I wanted to study and finish school but I could not.

Thank you in advance for any help or advice you can provide. I'm determined to make this move happen and would be grateful for any support. If you have anything to ask I'd be glad to answer, I'll do anything to be able to receive help. As I said before, this is really, really important for me.
Best regards,

I’ve been offered a part-time remote job that’s based in the US for the fall, and am planning to do that on top of auxing. My TIE says I’m authorized to work, but I’m wondering if there are any extra hoops I’d need to jump through with the Spanish govt given that this would be a US job and not a Spanish one?

Hej allesammen,
I'm seeking some guidance and advice on moving to Denmark from Turkey. My name is Tai, and I'm 22 years old (please read the p.s. part at the bottom). I'm currently living in Istanbul, Turkey. The thing I want is to move closer to Denmark because I have someone I deeply care about who lives there, and being close to them would make me incredibly happy, this is a very well thought thing and I have considered every risk from a social perspective so please, I don't want to talk about whether I should do this or not, I have decided that I want to move. I'm educating myself in 3D modeling and looking for a job that aligns with my skills and helps me achieve my goal. I'm open to other job opportunities that could facilitate my move to Denmark. Also currently I'm learning Danish and making progress, but I'm still at a beginner level. Any tips on learning the language more effectively would be greatly appreciated. I also want to add that I am very confident in my skills about learning the language, so if it's needed, I will learn it. My financial resources are limited, so I'm trying to find remote work or freelance opportunities that allow me to save money and prepare for the move, or even better I'm ready from day one to relocate to Denmark for any job I can do or any job that offers training. I'm aware that moving to another country involves navigating complex visa processes, finding employment, and adapting to a new culture. I'm much more than willing to work hard and make necessary sacrifices to be able to see my dream come true.
Some of the things I had in mind:

1. What are the most accessible pathways for a Turkish citizen to move to Denmark? Are there specific visa programs or job sectors that I should focus on?
2. Can anyone recommend effective resources for learning Danish quickly and efficiently?
3. Are there particular job boards or platforms where I can find remote work or job opportunities in Denmark?
4. Any general advice or personal experiences from those who have made a similar move?
   • p.s. I have 2 years of work experience working at a Business Debt Adjustment company in U.S.A. as a Negotiator, Closer and Customer Service Rep., I can speak English and Turkish natively and Spanish around B1 level. I'm rusty with video editing but I used to do commissions, I'm willing to get back on track with it and learn it again if there's an opportunity. I can use Figma at an intermediate level. And lastly I can use Blender well for hardsurface modelling, intermediate with animation and texturing. I also had 3.7 GPA in Uni while I was majoring both Architecture and American Studies but I had to drop out due to the incredibly high inflation rates in my country, that is the reason why I worked at that company or tried to educate myself to earn money, I didn't really have any other choice due to having a family that can't support me. I wanted to study and finish school but I could not.

Thank you in advance for any help or advice you can provide. I'm determined to make this move happen and would be grateful for any support. If you have anything to ask I'd be glad to answer, I'll do anything to be able to receive help. As I said before, this is really, really important for me.
Best regards,

At the time I was 30 F name Alex. My ex, Daniel, was also 30m. The other women involved were Juana, 33; Yuri, 26, the wife of Daniel's brother; and Ana, 32, a "friend" of Juana.
It all began when I was six months pregnant. I received a call from a woman revealing that after 13 years together, my entire relationship with Daniel was a lie. He had a separate family with Juana, with whom he had been in a relationship for the past six years, and she was pregnant with their third child. Devastated, I kicked him out and struggled alone, barely making enough to cover rent. Now this petty revenge is not about getting even for the cheating (well a little bit). I harbored no ill will against Juana, believing Daniel was the sole betrayer. However, Juana blamed me for Daniel's deceit and resented me for having his child even when she knew I existed before having the affair with him. And badmouthed me to anyone who would listen to her.
Juana befriended Yuri, who pretended to be my friend while feeding Juana information about me. They thought they were being smart but I quickly realized this and decided to share nothing significant with Yuri. But never confronted Yuri about it and pretended not to know. This decision would prove useful later.
10 months later, Juana accused Daniel of DV, coercing one of their children to lie (5M) to the police about witnessing abuse. His family didn't believe her and his brother later confided in me. Juana later bragged about her false accusation, saying she did it so now he has to come home every night. He was placed on probation and had to wear an ankle monitor. At this point seemed Karma was doing a better job than I ever could.
At the same time, I recognize that Juana’s behavior infuriated me because I was helping a friend with a genuine DV case, where the police doubted her despite hospital records. I thought to myself that Juana's false claim is what made it harder for real victims like my friend to be believed. I still was like f*** it I'll stay out of Daniel case as he ask me for help to be his interpreter in court but his brother bailed him out so no need for me to intervene, and I was not going to anyway.
Juana tried to manipulate Daniel into not paying child support. I let the court handle it, refusing to communicate with her about it. Juana, frustrated, wanted to confront me physically, accusing me of using my child to try to steal "her man." I thought that was delulu. Neither she nor Yuri knew where I lived, until Yuri called me one day, crying and asking for help with her baby as the baby got a nasty skin infection, the doctor did not speak Spanish and she does not speak English. I agreed to help, drove her to the doctor and she ended up at my home.
Upon seeing my modest one-bedroom in-law suite, Yuri called Ana over they gushed about how nice it was. I was a bit annoyed but, I tolerated them while explaining the instructions from the doctor regarding medications and wrote them down. During that time Ana bad-mouthed Juana, calling her names and saying she was dumb, uneducated etc. I responded with indifference, knowing Ana was also involved with Daniel. (he told me) I knew they would gossip about this, so I decided to play with their heads, told them that Daniel said he was still in love with me, he was giving me a lot of money, and that he was going to leave Juana and come back to me, and poor little old me was conflicted but thinking into giving a second chance (all lies lol but I wanted to make Ana rage on the inside as she could not mention in front of Yuri she was having an affair with Daniel and also knew they will be blabbing to Juana later. I was just being petty)
The next day, Daniel texted to warn me, that Juana planned to confront me at home, spurred on by Yuri's gossip. Instead, I locked the gate and called the police. As Juana and Ana raged outside Ana dared to pretend still to be Juana's friend lmao, calling me names too, because the gate was locked I watched them scream and threaten. While laughing my butt off. Daniel arrived, trying to calm Juana, but then I told Juana about Ana and she lost her sh*t , attacked him, and tried to go after Ana while he was trying to stop her, Ana was also trying to fight her but as soon she heard the police she bailed, meanwhile Juana continued to kick and scream hitting Daniel. I had never been so amused in my life was like having a Jerry episode live, too bad did not have popcorn, just as the police arrived. They arrested Juana, who now faced DV charges herself.
The next day, Daniel’s brother brought Yuri over to apologize, she cried some croc tears saying never meant to hurt me. I made it clear that I knew she had betrayed my trust but also thanked her because she helped Juana to get arrested. I asked them to leave and never contact me again.
Juana ended up with a criminal record. Ana left Daniel because she was scared of Juana. Daniel’s brother divorced Yuri. From time to time, I hear they are still miserable and still fight about custody and petty cr** .
After my friend's DV case was resolved, I moved out of state. I lived happily ever after, near a beach and far from the chaos.

23f with BA in vocal, I am open to singing in genres: punk, new wave, cold wave, rock, alt-pop(some artists in these genres that I listen to: pj Harvey, petrol girls, boy harsher, Janis Joplin). Jazz, soul, r&b (Amy Winehouse, ella Fitzgerald, big momma Thornton, Lauren hill). I can also sing in Spanish. Boleros, cumbias, mariachi (Selena, la Sonora dinamita, Los Panchos). Im looking for a band that also has a wide range of genre, to work collaboratively on writing music and perform regularly. I’m also able to write vocal melodies and lyrics. I can sing alto-soprano 1. I can sing both soft and strongeprojecting more.
If interested, Send me an audio file of you bands sound to see if we’re a good match :)

My partner and I are considering moving our family to Ann Arbor from Anchorage, Alaska, and would like to know which neighborhoods you recommend checking out when we're in town next week. We hope to find a walkable neighborhood with an active community (people support one another and seek interaction). The price range we are looking at is flexible, but ideally somewhere between 400k to 700k. What schools do people love in your town? We have done forest and Spanish immersion schools and love both, do you have anything like that in the Ann Arbor area? Thank you for any inside info!

I work at a fast food restaurant, and the shifts that I am stuck with are always with two chefs who mainly only speak Spanish, and one other woman, my shift leader, who can speak both. I only speak English and no only a few words and very short phrases in Spanish.
During my shift tonight, as per usual, there was a little bit of a rush while my shift leader was out for lunch. Leaving me as the only cashier with the two chefs. Even with the language barrier, they know enough English in order to get by when I ask them for a certain food for an order. However, tonight, something particularly upsetting happened.
A woman came in and she had ordered a chicken sandwich along with waffle fries. I had everything else prepared, but I needed more waffle fries. The chef that was in the room, I will call her E, was the only one that I could ask. So, I quickly told her “waffle fries” in a calm tone. Even though she should know, waffle fries by now, because I think my shift leader has said it to her in English before, she looked confused and said that she already gave me some. I tried to tell her that I needed more, but I forgot what word I was supposed to say in Spanish. By now, the other chef, who I will call C, came in and she said “no Habla Ingles”.
That sentence I recognized. I have said it many times before to tell other people that I didn’t speak Spanish. I tried to take a breath and tell her again. But I was getting stressed now. There were quite a lot of people in line at the moment, my shift lead was still on her lunch and I couldn’t call her to ask for some translation help, and because our new manager is a lot more strict about the rules, I couldn’t pull out my phone on camera and use Google translate to assist me. And even worse, the lady who was at the window was on her lunch break and had already waited over 10 minutes for her meal. I was getting stressed out and I tried and both of them got confused again, and I got frustrated, both of them laughed at me.
This made me even more upset. Not to mention, embarrassed and even more stressed out. I tried telling them to stop and just get me the fries, because that poor lady was still stuck waiting.
And when I tried to tell them to stop and that it wasn’t funny, C only laughed more. By then, E finally got to cooking the fries. And thankfully, I was able to get the meal out to the lady at the window in about two more minutes. But still, I genuinely was left really upset after that happened. I don’t understand how it is funny that I didn’t understand how I was supposed to phrase what I needed to say so that they would understand. And I hated that they laughed at me. I felt embarrassed, and it only added to my stress and overstimulation.
Thankfully, there were no other miscommunications for the rest of the night and one customer was kind enough to give me a five dollar tip after she noticed I was kind of struggling. I treated her and her passenger to a chocolate cake and a strawberry cheesecake. I’m very thankful for the both of them because they really helped boost my mood along with most of the other customers in line who were very patient and understanding that I was having a bit of a hard time due to being the only cashier available during a little rush, as well as having a language barrier with my coworkers.
I treated a good amount of customers in that line to a free cookie by the way. I mean, of course I paid for it after my shift was over but still. It meant a lot. Some thing that also meant a lot more is that when my shift leader came back, A, she listened to my problem and told them about it because I wasn’t sure how to translate it. Hopefully, they won’t do it more in the future. But legit, why did they laugh in the first place? Is it really that funny that I was stressed out? If that’s the case, people’s sense of humor are really fucking weird…
I’m just glad that I didn’t break down and cry, lash out, or say anything that would risk my job. This is currently the only one that I have and even if I am not getting many hours, it’s my only source of income. I am only ranting about it here because it’s genuinely confused and angered me and I felt like just talking about it and maybe seeing if anyone else has had a similar experience. Anyway, just glad that it’s all over now and that I am back home and resting. I’ve had a rough night…
Also, yes, I will continue to work on learning more Spanish so that there will be less issues like this in the future.

English: arrive

1. to come to the shore or bank. in present usage: to come in progress by water, or by traveling on land
   
2. to reach a point by progressive motion
   
3. to reach by water or by land
   

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Translations

• Catalan: arriba
  
• Chinese: 到达
  
• Esperanto: alvenas
  
• French: arrive
  
• Galician: chega
  
• German: ankommen
  
• Hindi: जन्म ले
  
• Italian: arrivare
  
• Japanese: 到着する / とうちゃくする
  
• Portuguese: chegar
  
• Romanian: a ajunge
  
• Spanish: llega
  
• Swedish: ankom
  
• Welsh: cyrraedd
  

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*May 11- May 24 Women in Art – A Joyful Journey Exhibition at Art on Main
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Monday, May 20
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*Mad Monday Karaoke at Three Links Dallas
*Gabby & The Birds at The Free Man
*--The Love Mic - Open Mic at Sundown at Granada
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Tuesday, May 21
Mahjong at The Crescent Club
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Sketch to Success: Watercolor Session at Ad Ex Dallas
Dallas Skyline Rooftop Paint Party at Canvas Hotel
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*Book Signing/Discussion - Kerry Nichols, Puppy Brain at Interabang Books
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*Swiftie Theme Trivia at Vector Brewing
*Ralyn Gayle at Truck Yard Dallas
*Lakefront Live: Kevin Arellano at the Bath House Cultural Center
Songwriter Social W/Justin Pickard (Open Mic Night) at Adair’s Saloon
Seth Cowles and Friends at Improv Addison
Wednesday, May 22
NBA Western Conference Finals - Dallas Mavericks vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
Arts and Letters Live: Nicholas Kristof at the Dallas Museum of Art
*Dallas Symphony Orchestra and The Concert Truck Performance at NorthPark Center
*Salsa Dance Social at Sammons Park
*Learn to Play American Mah Jongg at Preston Royal Branch Library
*Preston Royal Discussion Book Club at Preston Royal Branch Library
*Love Songs Duh Choir Concert at Dr. L.G. Pinkston Sr. High School
Avi Kaplan: Feel Alright Tour with special guest Michael Alvarado at The Kessler
The Heartbreak Kid (1972) at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lake Highlands
*Wednesday Patio Sessions: Lacey Ingram at The Sound at Cypress Waters
*Half Price Games Night at Dave & Buster’s
Women’s Climb Night at Movement Climbing at The Hill
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*Watch Party Wednesdays: High School Musical at Grandscape, The Colony
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NHL Western Conference Finals - Dallas Stars vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
ATB "Don't Stop" US Tour at Stereo Live Dallas
Ahadadream at It'll Do Club
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* Uptown Dallas Inc. Annual Meeting at Violet Crown Theater
*--Chess for Adults at Vickery Park Branch Library
*--Knitting Group at Timberglen Branch Library
*Know Your City Series: Office of Arts and Culture at J. Erik Jonsson Central Library
*Japanese Tea Ceremony Demonstration at the Oak Lawn Branch Library
Derek Spence, A Tribute to George Strait at the Dallas Arboretum
Raised Right Men at The Rustic
*325 Comedy Show at Hyena’s Dallas
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NBA Western Conference Finals - Dallas Mavericks vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
Eurodance - Dallas Pride Kickoff at Thrive
*A Journey through Psychological Sci-Fi at The Wild Detectives
TEKNOSTASIS in the Limbo Room at Ruins
BBQ Class at the Sheraton Dallas
Camp Saucer 5th Anniversary, Karaoke Kickoff at The Flying Saucer Cypress Waters
KXT 91.7 Presents: Warpaint with Sego at the Granada Theater
Dan Deacon with Future Nest at Club Dada
Brent Buemi + Mike Willey Jazz & Blues Duo at Opening Bell Coffee
*The Clinton Years at Lee Harvey’s
Chris Isaak at House of Blues
Dan Deacon at Club Dada
*Rachel Teague at The Rustic
**ctrl + alt + defeat* Gaming Night at Round Two
Kendrick Vs Drake: The Main Event at RBC Dallas
The Emo Night Tour at Trees
Taking Back Sunday with special guest Citizen at South Side Ballroom
*Lakeside Live Music: Faron Gilbert at The Sound at Cypress Waters
*RCN Jazz Band at Cityline, Richardson
*Disco Queen at Grandscape, The Colony
The Spazmatics at Lava Cantina, The Colony
*Gary Hobbs with Sabor Puro at The Levitt, Arlington
Saturday, May 25
NHL Western Conference Finals - Dallas Stars vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
FC Dallas vs. Salt Lake at Toyota Stadium, Frisco
Memorial Day Weekend Yacht Party/MImosa Walk at Elm & Good
*Saturday Sounds: Ceci Ceci at the Leonhardt Lagoon at Fair Park
*Forest Green Tabletop Brigade at Forest Green Branch Library
*Peaceful Paper Crafts at Grauwyler Park Branch Library
*Local Coffee Shop Talk: Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters at Hampton-Illinois Branch Library
*The Blank Collective Art Exhibition at The DEC Network
*Movie - Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy at Dallas West Branch Library
*Movie Night: Big Hero 6 at Klyde Warren Park
Discover Downtown Dallas Movie Series: Crazy Rich Asians at Harwood Park
Make & Take: Czech Kolaches at Central Market Cooking School, Lovers Lane
Create-Your-Own Sangria at Berkshire Farms Winery
Dallas Pride Rooftop Pool Party at Crowne Plaza Dallas Downtown
Sip and Stroll: Hotel Wine Tour at Omni Dallas
Goat Yoga Outside at Lakewood Brewing Company
Scarfias at Reveler’s Hall
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NBA Western Conference Finals - TBD vs. Dallas Mavericks
Burger Fight at Dallas Youth Sports
Cinema Con Nosotros Presents El Mariachi at the Texas Theatre
Nora En Pure Day Show at It'll Do
Rescue Puppy Yoga at Celestial Beerworks The Satellite
Drawing from the Masters at the Meadows Museum
Los Yonics at Tacos Pancho’s Mexican Restaurant
Make & Take: American Cobbler, Crisp & Handpies at Central Market Cooking School Lovers Ln
*Happily Ever Sip & Shop Local Vendor Market at Community Beer Co.
*Summer in Pegasus Plaza at Pegasus Plaza
Dallas Jazz Orchestra at Poor David’s Pub
Cybernetic Summer: A Memorial Day Weekend Party at The Double Wide
Brunch Movie: Charade (1963) at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Richardson

Hello everyone, I'm planning on leaving for Spain in upcoming months, I have a requirement for translating my educational degrees to Spanish, I'm not moving out for study purposes but rather a job, can someone guide me through the translation process?
Thanks in advance 😊