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 Yeah, as you read it. Why? Well, I wasn't certain while thinking about this, ability to travel through time, but because I really don't care that much. I don't think much about the future or the past, I'm more focused in the daily basis, but that's just my boring way of looking at thing. It's like, everyday is a struggle, why bother about what has already happened? or suffer for things that haven't ocurred yet? I don't mean it in a lazy way of conformism about what life is like now, is something that I say to myself to keep my eyes in what is important now. But, leaving that aside, I want to go to the past, like the 0 BCE, I've always felt the, curiosity? with all that's around Jesus. I yearn to witness that era firsthand, to walk the same paths, observe the people and events, and track Jesus's life and teachings until his final moments. It's a thirst for understanding and a chance to explore history's most significant figures, befor...

I think this is the same as asking an 8th grader what do they want to study. I thought that I had this issue resolved, thinking that it was crystal clear for me, but my ideas started to shift a while ago. It's pretty obvious that I'm in love with all that is biology-related, so a while ago I wanted to be a marine biologist, i tried to get into uni for that, but I was a derp that didnt know how things worked when choosing a Study House. For context, in Chile we put a list of the things that we want to study, followed by the university we want to get on, in a decreasing  order, silly me, I thought it was an increasing order, so I ended up in marine biology at the Andrés Bello University (I hate that place). So, in a rush I entered this career, but I don't regret it, it has been a ride but I've had the first hand experience to see what I really like, and I´'m all for chemistry followed by biology now. I still don't have a dream job, I tend to wonder what would be w...

Sup, I'd like to speak about the best holiday that I can recall. This was in the early 2020, just before the covid pandemic. It was from 2nd of January till the 20th.  Me and a handfull of friends decided to visit the south of Chile, so, to afford it we worked our asses off at a fair all of november and december to gather some money. When we were done, bought the tickets and suffered a 15 hour trip at a semi-sleeper. We arrived in Puerto Montt and enjoyed the day with some rented bicycles and really explored the place. (Puerto Montt's Bus Stop) We spent the nights in a house of an Uncle from a friend, the place was gigantic, sometimes we would wake to a fucking bull in the garden or a massive spider above our tents (even we were at a nice place, we still wanted to camp, it sucked but it was lovely). The following days we ventured into the Sanctuary of Larchs, close to the Calbuco Volcano, we saw an amazing biodiversity of plants, bugs, frogs, snakes and that kind of things. We ...

Costa Rica, also known as 'The Island of Enchantment,' is definitely one of the countries that I'd love to travel to. So, I'm eager to share with you, my dear reader, the reason behind this passion of mine. I would love to just spam pictures of the place, wildlife and scenery, but I must reach a minimum of 160 words. Also, I must say that my first inspiration to talk about Costa Rica was the land and sea wildlife, but the lush forests and rainy season captivated my mind. First of all, it's a culturally rich country in Central America and an entry-level destination if you want to explore Latin America. It boasts extensive coastlines along both the Caribbean and Pacific oceans. You could say that it's like a different world when we talk about biodiversity. In fact, almost 5 percent of the world's species are found here. Scientists have even built zip lines to study the many layers of cloud forests. I personally would love to travel to Costa Rica because I'...