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  How the pandemic changed my life  Hello everyone, in this blog I am going to tell you about my experience in this global pandemic and how I try to cope with it these days! After the pandemic started, I haven't left my house more than four times, unlike my family members who are forced to work even if there is confinement, so I spend my "pandemic days'' mostly with my cat. Throughout this time, I have thought that the way society views certain aspects of self-care is going to change. For example, we will be more careful about sneezing or touching things. I even think we will consider more mental health and the ways we relate to others.  In short, I am hopeful that society will improve, even if only slightly in this aspect… Similarly, the time that quarantine gave me, allowed me to rediscover my little hobby of baking and writing, although it took me away from other activities that I did before this, such as music or martial sports. Regarding studies, my situation has ...

Let's talk about movies!  Concerning films, I agree that they deserve the name of "seventh art" due to show different things in a versatile way, nevertheless, I don´t have a strong bond with it, and for this reason, I am no able to fill lists with the movies I have seen. Thanks to the films that I have seen throughout my life, I consider that I am more adept at various genders like historical drama, martial arts, war, and animation films. I remember that in my childhood I loved Disney movies like " The Little Mermaid", "The Sleeping Beauty", "Dumbo" and "Mulan", while in my early adolescence I enjoyed films like "12 Angry men". A movie that I remember seeing not long ago and fascinating me by its fantastic component, animation quality, and the soundtrack is "Howl's Moving Castle". I even read the book at the time for the curiosity... The story is about Sophie, a young girl who after a fleeting encounter with...

A scholar trip to Chacabuco Of all the days that I spent studying in the same place throughout my life, I only remember this experience as the one that changed, in a certain way, my vision of the world and the form of being connecting to it.

  Hello everybody! When I talk about the country that I would like to visit because it has a rich culture, architecture and history, I mean Russia! Since I was little, the curiosity that I have towards places like the Saint Basil's cathedral, the Hermitage museum or Tsarskoye selo, has led me to investigate more about this country, thus fascinating me with things like kokoshnik headdresses or the holiday "Maslenitsa Week" ("Butter week"). I would like to walk through the streets surrounding the Volga river, as well as visit the tourist places that I mentioned at the beginning, adding to them knowing the Russian Urals.  If I was allowed to study in Russia, I would accept it without hesitation! Since it would be a form of intercultural learning  great for me and my desire to learn. Adding to this, my interest in disabusing myself of the prejudices that this country has around the world for a long time ago.