A walk :)

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Today I’m going to write about a very special activity for me, simply walk. I like walk since birth, in all the ways, I like walk in the wild nature, and I like walk in the streets of a big city like Santiago de Chile. I like walk in cities because I think “the urban life is the laboratory of the history”, it’s really interesting visit the different lifestyles at the city, in armony or conflict. But I pass all the year in the city, so I like to write about a wild nature walk. My family lives in Punta Arenas from two years, and I go to there at the holidays, maybe it’s the most beautiful city for the lovers of nature life. From there you can visit the national park “Torres del Paine”. The last year I visit the national park with mi father, and he enjoy the travel more like me. We can’t believe it, it’s our dream visit that landscapes, so far away.  I enjoy that walk because it’s like four or five walks in only one. The landscape changes every hour of walk, one side of the mountain it’s very different of the other side, and the variety of wildlife it’s awesome. The flora and the fauna it’s so different of the rest of Chile that you think it’s another country far away. I like to do it again, because I think it’s different every time, and the experience maybe different when you go with your father or with your friends. Here it’s a website with information about the park: http://www.conaf.cl/parques/parque-nacional-torres-del-paine/

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Today i'm going to write about a job i'd like to do. I had very different type of eventually jobs, like a security guard in a student festival, or a part-time teacher in a Preuniversitario when i was a high school student. In this job i have a lot of exciting experience, because that Preu, it's free and voluntary. All students we have, is a voluntary student who only wants to learn for the university. In that year, i learn for me and for teach to others, and i think that it's the most exciting to be a teacher, the continual cycle of knowledge. For that experience, i think i like to be a teacher, an history or language teacher, because i think in that areas you can discuss more with your students and it's more open than physical science. If you want to be a teacher, specially in Chile, you must to have a lot of calling, because you have to do a lot of job, but your salary it's too low. You need to be quiet and patience, because the students today it's very noisly and restless. I think i can do this job because i have experience being a teacher, but only with voluntary students, so i have to know how can i do with the other students who don't like study, or don't like to be in the class, persuade that type of students it's the difficult part of this job. I think i like to be a teacher since i was child, because my mother it's a language teacher, and when i was child and my mother teach in a rural school, i was with my mother to her job and i look all the class very excited for my mom's job and her students, all the students had love and respect to my mother, because she do her class every day with the same dedication. I think when i finish my university studies, i'd like to be a part-time teacher in a high school or something, in my free time. I hope  i have the conditions to do something like that :) 

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Hi bloggers ! :) 

Today I'm going to write about a country I'd lke to visit: Bolivia. I chose that country becasuse it's a combination of wildlife, natural landscapes, and a very ancient culture. It's like Chile because you can visit very different landscapes in the same country. In Bolivia you can visit the Altiplano, and then visit the amazona selva. I'd like to know the Quechua culture, not only the ancient culture, also the new aymara culture, a combination of the new economy and ancient tradition. My friends tell me Bolivia it's very cheap. Good news for the young people. I'd like to travel to there with my best friend Javiera, because she studies antropology, and she realy knows a lot of these.

I'd like to travel a lot in that country, meet the people who lives there, and eat many different and new food. I'm very excited to know lanscapes like "Salar de Uyuni" or the city of Cochabamba. Also i'd like to take the cable car at La Paz, and go across the city. I also like to visit Bolivia, because I'd like to know in the reality, how it's the goverment of Evo MoraIes, a very interesting idea of decolonization. I  think Bolivia it's a very nice place to start to travel out of Chile, because it's near, it's cheap, and it's a society very similar to us.