My Future Job

I'll have the best job ever: playing guitar and ukulele in the public transport. I don't have to pay taxes. or doing something I don't like. I would even get free tickets for the public transport if I show my instrument! It is an outdoor work, dealing with a lot of people the whole day and meeting them. The travelling is almost free, because sometimes the drivers let you enter to the bus and metro without paying. My office would be a medium class apartment, located in a troubled neighborhood in "Santiago Centro".

I'm studying Sound Engineering, so, connecting the guitar to an amplifier in the Paseo Ahumada won't ever be a problem. The incomes won't be so bad, sometimes the people is really generous and maybe, sometimes, I would receive a bill. I hope to not get married or having kids, because that wonderful job will not work I a have to pay for someone else. My favorite routes will be those when the bus goes for the highway (because the bus won't stop in a bus stop in a long time), and maybe, I would even travel to the south of Chile in the train, making people happy (or angry) listening good music (I hope so). So, I would be expecting your coins and bill when I see you. Otherwise, I'll tell to my "friends" to visit you to your house and stealing some beautiful things. I know your faces. 

If today was my last day on earth...

It's a really difficult question. Now I think I'm a really boring person, and that's sad. But, after a lot of thinking, I conclude that I would strike every people I disagree with. And after, I would run away. It should be really fun! Just hit them, and don't ever seen them ever. Just because I can and I want. A lot of people deserves a good beating, and I would be really glad of giving that :) 

Also, I would spend all my money eating a lot of junk food. Seriously, I would even get extra money (one way or another) just for eating a lot of pizzas, ice cream, hot dogs, churrasco's, nuggets, donuts, burgers, candys, pizzas, meat, smoothies, frappuccinos, chocolate, beverages, pop corn, pizza, hot cheese, and a special pizza whose ingredients were the recently mentioned food. I don't care the cancer, the cholesterol, or the fat. I would be the happiest person ever, wasting a lot of money in food. And I would be gld of sharing my happines with someone so glotton as me. 

My favorite celebration of the year

Well, I'm not a person who thinks about special celebrations or dates. Just because the make me stay in home instead of studying, nothing else. But, I have to accept taht my birthday has something different to the other days. Mi famyly gives me money. Before, they gave me things that I don't like or need; but now, the just give me money. And thats awesome! Is my only way of saving money, for my stupid and expensive material desires. How the hell will I get the enough money to buy a damn expensive guitar? That amount of blessed money gaves me a little hope of getting some valuable stuff. I'm the kind of person who love videogames and instruments. Seriously? Why can't I love something less expensive? Like clothes, I don't know. Stupid money, and stupid expensive things.

I still remember my 18th birthday, I was saving money to buy a Nintendo 3DS XL, and, because of my birthday, I could get the enough money tu buy it. It was beautiful.

And, well... My birthday is on August 8th. So, I'll be waiting for your gifts.

The best concert I've ever been to

The best "concert" I've ever been to is a really special concert. It was my concert.

I had never been in a real concert, but, in the high school, I had a band with my partners. We were the worst band ever. We didn't have instruments neither time to practice, only a few breaks between the classes. Not even a healthy singer (because she get sick every time we had to play). But we love what we do. I was the guitar player and sometimes, I sing. And I'm a really nervous person. The first time I had to play, my hands were shivering. We were definitely the worst band ever.

But there was a really special time, when everything sounded incredible. We had to play 3 songs then (they were just covers). The first one, was "Oye, mi amor" from Maná (I didn't choose it, I swear), and it sounds good. The drums and the bass sounded even better than when we practice. After that, we play "De Musica Ligera" from Soda Stereo. It was our classic, we always play it by some reason or another. The first time didn't sounded really good, but we always played better than before. We put a standard and simple delay effect in the amplifier, and was the best idea ever. My solo sounded really good, and the bass solo too. Maybe the only song we learn how to play really good. And after, we finish with "La voz de los 80" by Los Prisioneros. That was awesome. We did it incredible. The bass riff sounded amazing with the guitar riff. The fast drums were in-time. Was me who sings, and it was decent (I just sing because no one else did it. I can't do it better). Even the people was singing the chorus. This solo isn't really hard, but is a little fast, and in the practices, we couldn't play it with the bass very well. But we did it in the concert. Was amazing. I'm not really talented, maybe that kind of concert is not a really good presentation for a band. But we were really glad, and we enjoy it.

After that, we had another presentation. We ruined it. We ruin this last song. But we decide to not talk about that. Never.

A country I'd like to visit (again).

Yeah, I know I had already talk about this... but it doesn't matter. England isn't the only beautiful country in the world.

I really like Russia. Isn't the typical favorite destiny, but anyway, I would like to visit. The most famous thing about Russia, is the weather. I love the low temperatures, and, in Russia, almost the whole time is cold! I would like to wake up and see how the snow is falling from the sky, or just for laying in my bed with a lot of clothes. And even in Summer, the green forests are a great atraction.

One of the iconics places of Moscow, is the Saint Basil's Cathedral. The famous church with its characteristic domes in the towers. It's located in the , also famous, Red Square. The other attraction of the place is the Moscow Kremlin, "the heart of Moscow", and the residence of the President of the Russian Federation.

As we know, Russia is the bigger country in the world. How difficult could it be , finding a great attraction? Its forests and lakes (at leaste in photos) are beautiful.

Politically, its culture should it be very different from our culture. I would like to live there, but only I can habituate to the system. Seriously, I only want to be in Russia for the weather and the landscapes.

PS: And I can't forget, the next FIFA World Cup in 2018 is in Russia. I would be really happy if I could live that experience.

 
Siberia

Something significant...

My dog.

First of all, I'm from Valparaíso. I arrived to Santiago at 12 years old (now I'm 19). And then, I had a dog called Nicanor. He has a short age (just a few months), and I had to arrive to Santiago without him. He had to stay, with an aunt. He is still alive,but, sadly, he is living in a really small space, cause there is no other space for him. It's a big sadness.

Maybe you may wonder "Why he is not living with you here in Santiago?". Because my little brother is allergic to him and he has ASTHMA. Also, it's too sad. He is half Chow-Chow, a weird and strange kind of dog who has a lot of hair in his neck, and his tongue is apparently blue. His hair is beige. It's really cute, and hug-able. I used to miss him. I'm only 19, I can't just bring him with me right now. But, if he stays alive until I receive my career title, I promise I'll bring him with me to a really really long garden. I would like to do it before that, but I don't believe it is possible. 

PS: Give me money to buy a garden for him :((( I need it.

  

Look at him. You can't resist :(((
PS: It isn't my dog. But it is crying anyway cause you don't give me money. If you let it cry, you are a really bad person. You should feel awful with that. 

A TV Programme I saw as a child.

It's a hard choice, but definitely, one of my favorite programs I had ever seen, is Digimon.

First of all, Digimon is a franchise of series and video games, but I'll only talk about the first season: Digimon Adventure.

Its premise involves a group of children being whisked to a parallel reality called the "Digital World" while a summer camp. They were taken there because they were chosen to become the children that would save the Digital World (along with Earth near the end of the series) from the evil forces that threatened to destroit. Each of the children received a a Digimon (A stranger kind of creatures, which lived in this world. Some are cutie, some are strong, etc) partner who was preprogrammed to be bonded to them, as well as miniature devices called Digivices, their Digimon parteners could become stronger forms to battle enemies or save their partners from danger.

My school work didn't ever care to me when we talk about my animated series. Every single chapter released on TV, I used to watch it. I often remember how it excited me, with its fights, and sentimental moments. I usually cry (even now) when I watch the final scene, when the train with the children is leaving the DigiWorld, and their Digimon friends are staying in his world. All these adventures are gone. Oh my feelings, I can't hold that my whole serie is ending. And the Opening song it reminds me a lot of good times I had lived watching it. 

I used to watch a lot of animated series when I was a child. I could choice any other series, because there are some others that I also like too much, but Digimon really is a part of my childhood.