2014 - An awesome year so far.

Hiya folks!

This week's topic is the last one, and we're supposed to write about our experiences on the current year thus far.
Actually, despite the title of this post, I've suffered a lot during 2014 lol. You know, the whole school-college enviroment change thing and dealing with more academic weight. I've exchanged my college entrance pass for several sleeping hours and almost my whole social life. It kinda sucks.
But it's not like everything went that bad since i've entered college, I've made a lot of friends (I guess) and I've learned a lot of things about life itself, like moving on to a whole new stage of my life.
Thus far the only relevant thing that I've achieved aside entering to the university is to (finnally) getting a girlfriend who doesn't cheat me (<3) (wow, that sounded pretty lame) and, I dunno, moving on from serious family issues that I finnaly managed to deal with. I'm pretty happy about it.
Before this year ends, I would like to spend more time for myself, because I've left behind and only focused on studying and stuff, so I' would like to ask my free time back, I really mean it lol. In fact, after the test's week finishes, I think I'll escape for a week or two to algarrobo to clear my mind and try to look forward to the next 4 years of intense suffering that are waiting for me here, on the Escuela de Derecho. But, you know what they say: "Patience pay!"

That's all for this semester I guess, I think it could have been worse, at least I survived.

Cya!

Hi'ya folks! This week's topic is to write about "your future job". Although I've no decided yet what i wanna do with myself in the future, I'll try my best to fool myself and write down something im going to make up just for you :B.
Jokes aside, If I finish this major  and actually became a successful lawyer, I think i would like to work as a public prosecutor (as a "fiscal", don't look it up on google translator, I've already done it). I (just) don't wanna be trapped on a office forever and ever, and public prosecutor have the chance to do field work, so I think that suits perfectly for me.
I imagine it like a rather interesting job, with a lot of CSI-themed action and bad guys and stuff, although I know its not like that at all (but dreaming is for free, right?)
If I want to be a prosecutor, I'll have to work for the government for a rather (for a lawyer) cheap salary, but my curricullum vitae will be awesome and I'll have a lot of benefits when I stop working (I guess).
The only dissadvantage it that i'll have to be available 24 hours-7 days a week because you'll never know when someone will get murdered and stuff people can't predict. This point kinda sucks.
That's all for this week's topic, cya next week!

Hiya classmates! This week's topic is to write about the best invention in the history of humanity: Music.
When I think of Music, a lot of things come up in my mind, like feelings, memories and cheesy things like that. It's not that I dislike this kind of things, they just don go with me, I'm not used to express my feelings just like that, and music its a great way to do it.
Things like anger, passion and sadness are really common emotions in humans, so I think music is the best cultural invention because of that, its the maximum representation of emotions.
To me, music means freedom in many ways, because there are infinite ways to play notes and everyone (as an individual and unique human being) has his own ways to sing, refreshing their souls.
Step aside from the poetical stuff I've been writing, I think every kind music (and musicians, after all) are cool their own way. I'm not saying that I like every kind of music, because I hate "artists" like Ariana Grande because of their will of making just money and appearing on magazines and so on, I just can't bear with childish attitudes like that. If you wanna make music, make it for the people who likes and enjoys it! Cool if you earn money from it, but don't make it just for the money!
As a summary, music is cool for our souls and people who just wanna make money from it sucks.
That's all folks, cya next week!

Best Concert Ever!

Hiya folks, this week's topic is to write about your best holiday trip or the best concert you've ever been to.
Considering  the fact im poor, just the second topic is kinda accesible for me. But, don't expect a crappy concert like the ones that your school's band played on the schoolyard, actually I had the (rare) chance to go to the 2012's Lollapalooza! There were a lot of great artists (like Skrillex, Foster the people and even Morodo), but without a doubt the best one was the performance of the Foo Fighters ( They were the last ones to play, but you know what they say, save the best for the dessert). The 2012's Lolla was on March of that year, taking place at the Parque O'higgins, Santiago. I remember that date pretty well, because the day after the concert I was supposed to go to School, but I was so worn out that  I was physically unable to attend that day, my ears just couldn't bear the children's noise (Damn these noise children, I hate them).
So, let's write about this band; the Foo Fighters is a Rock/ Post-grunge band formed in Seattle, Washington back on 1994, by the hand of Dave Grohl ( Nirvana's ex-drummer). So, the band raised their popularity rather quickly and they became famous. Thus far, the band has 7 albums and 4 Grammys and stuff. They are my favourite band in the whoooole world because they're pretty cool, and my childhood dream was to have a beard like Dave's. The end.
The atmosphere there at the concert was (literally) rocking, there was a lot (and by a lot I mean A LOT, IT'S LIKE EVERY FREAKIN PERSON IN SANTIAGO WERE THERE. I hate crowded places) and everyone was shaking their heads at the music's rythm, that was pretty amazing. When they played "Long Road to Ruin" and "The Pretender" I went crazy, these are my favourite songs of them and I shouted like a girl the whole song, almost fainting out. Those are really good memories.
This year, they're coming again, on January 15th, a day after my birthday. The destiny is literally shouting at my face "GO SEE THEM AGAIN, YOU IDIOT"! And I'm going to make it happen, no matter what.
That's all folks, cya next week!

So, Welcome second semester! This Week's Topic is...

Hiya, welcome to the second semester at the english IV class! I'm pretty excited (not that much, really) about these new blog activities.
So, let's get started! This week's topic is to write about a country you would like to visit. In my case, the country doesn't matter that much, I just wanna escape from this awful country.
Jokes aside, if I had to pick one country for living in, It would be Netherlands, no contest. Most specifically at Amsterdam, the perfect mix of quietness, culture, cleanliness and (of course) bohemian nights! I't has a very high life standard, free education for the children I hope I'll have, a qualified medical attention for free, high salaries, low pollution levels, and a classy popular culture. The thing I like the most is that weed is actually legal, and the Netherlands's goverment controlls all the distribution of it, so you can access to a good quality plant, while the drug dealers are burning in hell (or jail, they're kinda the same). I really would like to live in there and have a family (and try to marry a Dutch, of course! haha). I have a thing for clean parks and extense green lands, so I want my clhildren to grow up in a place like Amsterdam.
That's it I think, cya next week! :D

My favourite TV show!

This week's topic is write about your favourite tv show. Actually, is not a show broadcasted on America, beacause its an anime, and anime it's pretty underrated here. It was casted on Japan and I followed it weekly. I'ts called "Golden Time".

Before making a summary about the plot of the show, gotta make clear that is a really, reaaaally girly show, with love troubles and a lot of emotive moments. I don't really like this kind of stuff, but for some reason actually I really enjoyed the show.

The story starts with this Japanese teenager called Banri. He is from a little town on the countryside. He just came out from high school and enrolled to Laws School on Tokio. It seems to be a normal student there, but he has a really tragic story behind him. When he was on high school, he had a best friend, a girl called Linda. They knew each other for a long time, since kindergarden. On the last senior year, Banri realized that he had a crush on Linda, so, the Prom day, he declared to her after the ceremony. Linda said that she couldn't answer him on the moment, so they agreed to meet each other on the town's bridge the next day. Banri was kinda excited about her reply, cause he really liked her and stuff like that. The thing is, the day they were supposed to meet, Banri was waiting at the time, and Linda seemed to be late. Banri waited for several minutes, and she didn't came. Then, a truck with no lights pass through the bridge at a high speed, and hit Banri, making him fall to the river. He almost drown, and got rescued by a group of guys passing by. After that incident, Banri lost his memory, so his family decided to send him to Tokio, so he can make his life again escaping from all the pain that his natal town meant to him.

When he started on the Laws school, he met new people, like Ynagisawa, his new best friend, Kouko, Banri's new crush and Yana's ex girlfriend, "3D", a total geek and Oka, Yana's crush. The thing is that the first day there, he met Linda again on the School, as a senior student there. So, the history goes like that, with Banri descovering his past and with Linda trying to make up her mistakes. It's a really good plot, with a lot of twists and interesting toughts.

So, that's it folks, cya next week!

Important people in our field.

This week topic is talk about an important guy in our field, on this case: Laws. I don't have a favourite expert on laws, so i'm going to write about a guy that I was studiying on Philosophy: Aristotle.
This beardy guy was a Philosopher and scientist form Stagirus, Greece.
He wrote about a lot of topics, like medicine, politics, math and stuff. He was born on 384 B.C.E and died at 322 B.C.C at Euboea, Greece. So, he died at the age of 62, pretty rare for the era, when everyone was dying at ages like 40. This old man is really important to the history of the humanity and stuff, because his manuscrites marks an antecedent to modern science. He wrote about laws too, related to ethics and metaphisics stuff that he was in. He was the one of first guys who talked about the man, stating the famous phrase: "Man is a political animal". He stated that politics should work more like a organism instead of a machine, being the first one who conceived the city on a organic way. I like this guy because he was able to talk about things in advance of his era, and he had enough balls to dipute Plato, who was considered a really wise man.

That's all for this week topic, cya guys!