Dear all, I hope you are well. In the last post of this semester I'll talk about the good, the bad and the ugly things. To start with a little smile there are some fact that are great, like the semester is almost finished. Well, I can't think more good things so I'll pass to the bad things. About this section the list is pretty longer, but I wouldn't want to extend the post too much so I´ll just tell three. The first that come to my mind are the problems that I have with my computer, for example: the connection to internet is unstable because everyday four persons must be in online classes or working, another one is that my microphone is broken so I can't talk if I have a question, the unique option is use the computer of my siblings if they aren't in classes. The second bad thing is the constant headache because of the screens, and the worst is that I can't stop to use it. The last bad thing is that geography can't go to fieldwork, something that is ver...
Hi everyone, how are u??? Well, about the topic of this week I want to say that the last book that I read was in March, because of the classes I hadn't been able to read more. Actually, I have pending two books unu. Whatever, how I was saying, the last book that I read was "Como agua para chocolate" by Laura Esquivel, and it was very interestining. That book my mom recommended to me so I would recommend to you all. Like this one, I like the books that are close to the reality (not fantasy pls). In fact, two of my favorite books are part of this kind: "El secreto de sus ojos" by Eduardo Sacheri, and "El Túnel" by Ernesto Sábato. Another book of this type that I want to recommend because of the context is "La Peste" by Albert Camus, it's good to think about the confinement. Relative to authors I don't have favorite, because I think everyone have good and bad books. But, if I must to choose I would said Alberto Fuguet or Roberto Bolaño. ...