End of the semester and the Best Blog

This semester is the last one of my first year on university studying History, and i feel that it passed really slow, at the point that the first semester feels like years ago. It's been good because I've learn a lot, even when it got me stressed a lot, specially the previous days when I had to deliver the essays to the teachers or the night before of the tests. But anyway, it was a really awesome semester, and hopefully I exempt myself from two classes at this point, but I still have to see the other 5 ones! 

I remember that someone said that I probably wasn't going to survive this first year (and he seriously meant it), but hopefully, if everything goes well with the rest of my cathedras, I think I will proof the opposite! because I'd have approved the whole year in a row, which is kind of hard to believe considering the huge levels of reprobation, specially the first semester.

Enough about me. i want to talk about the best bblogger of the class: Punk with Cheese (Alvaro). His blog is fullfilled with really deep and reflexive statements, the post that I liked the most from him was 'The ones without names'. I mean, almost everyone tried to think about some of the popular persons that we remember as a society (including me), and he was the one who remembered the rest of the society!

So that's what I think: Punkwithchesse has my vote! +1

See you, people! It was awesome to work with all of you! 

My ambition: To Travel

 

Two of my biggest ambitions which are related together: 1st, to travel to as many places as possible, especially in South America, Europe and the Middle East.  2nd, to move abroad, maybe Germany or Uruguay. I want to fulfill this ambitions because It's what I like the most, meet foreign cultures and people, know their history and ways of living, and try to be part of them to have the whole experience.

I think there are many things which inspired this ambition, one are the travels that my sister has done, she had travelled to Mexico, UK, USA, Turkey, France and many places more, and it is fantastic to hear her trip experiences! The fact that I want to move abroad it was born with the stories that my parents told me of when they lived outside, my dad lived in Argentina when he was 19-20 years old trying to move to the old USSR, while my mom and my biggest brother (then he was a little child) stayed around two years in Venezuela at the age of 22-23 working in a hospital.

It would mean a lot for me to move abroad and see the world, I can't imagine a life staying in the same city the whole life with the same routine always and looking the same panorama. I want to know more people and more lifestyles than just Santiago's routine!

So that's my ambition, I hope I will realize it someday!