Inglés IV

Before I started studying journalism, I wasn´t sure about what I wanted to do with my life in the future. Nevertheless, since I was little I have always been interested in talking and writing, and I think journalism is a career that can help me to improve those skills. On other hand, when I was little I was not able to visualize myself working in an office, but now I think about it and I wouldn't mind working in a publisher or a newspaper because I still be doing what I like that is informing, so   is an oportunity that I wouldn't refuse. I imagine my future job to be either in an office or reporting on the streets, I would like to work on TV too, I think it would be interesting. So, I decided to study journalism because I think this career would let me have a job in which I can travel a lot in the future and also be able to inform people about news from all over the world. I'm still not sure what I want to specialize in but I think investigative journalism sounds interes...

When it  comes to think about  my expectations for 2021, I think the first one that comes to my mind is a year m ore chilled  a nd without all the unexpected events 2020 had. Since a pandemic of coronavirus has happened all over the world, we've been most of the year in lockdown, which caused that all the things planned didn't go as they were supposed. In my case, some of them were my freshman year in the Universidad de Chile and all the ideas I had to hang out with my family and friends throughout the year, which were ruined because of the pandemic. Another expectation I have for 2021 is that cases of coronavirus decrease in a significant way, only having low numbers of them. Also regarding coronavirus I hope scientists find a vaccine that will prevent the virus from spreading across the world again, but in order to accomplish the changes and advances we all have been waiting for I think next year people should be more aware of the importance of   health ...

Since I was little I always wanted to have a pet but in the builing that I live in, there is a "No pets" rule that do not allows me to have a dog, even though with my family are one of the few people who respect it.  The only pet I have ever been close to was my grandparent's dog, Pelusa, she was a white poodle that always light out the room with her energy. My grandparents had her since before I was born, my dad gave her as a present to them so she could keep them company. In my first memories of her, she was a tiny poodle that looked like a cotton ball, full of energy and always wanted to play with everyone.  When I was older, like 7 years old with my sister, we spent the night at our grandma's house and she would laid down on the bed with us to watch TV or just to be there with us, we really enjoyed her company.  On September 7, 2010, Pelusa passed away because of a tumor that she had on her stomach. I hope one day I have a dog that means as much as Pelusa meant to...

Since this year we’ve been in a pandemic due to COVID-19, I’ve been in lockdown for months. What has been really challenging for me is trying to organize my schedule and not losing my mind. At the beginning of the lockdown I started my freshman year at the University, so since March I’ve been having online classes. Although the classes kept me busy for a few hours I still had plenty of time to do many actuvities, such as painting, watching movies and series and having online meetings with my friends. Nevertheless, one of the things I’ve done the most is spending time with my older sister. Indeed all the activities I mentioned before I did them with her. The first thing we did was painting landscapes inspired by Bob Ross, although we didn’t have the same materials as him we tried to adapt them to what we had at home.  We’ve also been watching a lot of movies, mainly re-watching our favorite ones such as the Harry Potter series or a few from Disney like animeted ones or live actions ...