Post-graduate studies

I think it s enough time in the university for me, i don t want to take a major or a master right away, maybe later... I need to see first what would ill like to do outside the academy, so that i know  in which way i want to specialize. That makes more sense to me, because im not very sure if i want to keep studying just because it s suposed to be the best option. 

Sometimes i think we are always in a race to get more and more accreditation, with more and specific titles that are only useful,  if you concentrate and discover your horizon, or your road , and then, maybe , you can find out what you want to do with everything you ve learned. 

future job

I think i would like a job where i could work with people that have my same interests, and are not only coworkers, but also friends. I would love someday work in a film production, because there you can see the whole process and be part of it. I would feel very lucky if a have the chance one day to work in some thing like that. 

I would also liked a job that requires being at a office, but that also have some outdoors activities, because i love to travel, so it would be very nice if that's part of the contract. jiji

I also though in taking a major, but i'm not pretty sure if a want to stay in the university much longer. Personally i think five years is enough. It's a lot more than in other countrys were you study three maybe, and then you can do a major in two. That make more sense, i think our carreer shouldn't be that long, because it's also a lot money. 

holidays

My best holidays

Last summer i went to Uruguay with my boyfriend for about one month. We took a bus from Bariloche to Buenos Aires, and then we cross in a big ship to Montevideo.

When we arrived we stay about a week in the house of some friends that have a hostal in the center of Montevideo. We had the luck to see the carnival for free. We enjoy a lot at the rhythm of Samba and Murga, two typical musical genre from Uruguay.

After we travel through the coast, visiting the most beautiful beaches i've ever been. Some of there were Puntal del diablo, Barra de Valizas, La paloma. For me, those three are amazing places to have nice and quiet days of summer.

I must say we were a little shocked with the prices, the cost of living is a little higher than in Chile, and when you are travelling you spend a lot more, so it was a little more expensive than what we though, but anyways, was  worth it.

Uruguay's people are the best, it's such a small and calm country, that you never feel stressed or running. All the people that we met help us, and took the time to explain us some things that you can´t find in a map or in a tourist guide, so i recommend it totally.