Five activities from last week

Last week brought to me a break for my daily activities, let me relax, enjoy the National Parties celebrations and share more with my family.

In other-hands, last week let me do another activities like:

1. Visit family.

    Last free week gave me the time to go to visit some aunts and cousins I didn't see long time. Sadly, I can only see a few people because most of them had plans for this past holidays, but I enjoyed see how the younger generation of my mom's family has grown up. Last time I was the highest, how things are going, I'm going to have average height in the family.

2. Listen to music.

    With the free time I got the pleasant to listen some albums and playlist that I can't listen to how I have, So I took my smartphone and my speaker and shut myself in my bedroom listening those long-waited songs. Piero Piccioni, a master Italian composer!

3. Pending reading.

    There were a lot of books I bought and I haven't read yet, cause study readings or I forgot their existence :). But last week I can restart reading El Club Dumas and how Boris Balkan narrating the Lucas Corso's adventure investigating the relation between El vino de Anjou, a work from Alexandre Dumas, and Las Nueve Puertas del Infierno, a book written by the Devil himself, like Watson and Holmes. Sadly, I couldn't finish the book, I left mid-book to read.

4. Watch TV series

    Me and my dad hooked watching Star Trek: Enterprise, an early 2000's TV serie. We enjoy watching the space adventures of captain Archer and his crew on the space-ship NX-01 Enterprise (not the same from Star Trek: Original Serie), the first ship to navegate through the space looking for new civilizations to do contact.

5. Eat like "endemoniado".

    As a good chilean, I enjoyed eating grilled meat, delicious empanadas and drinking wine and terremoto, but with moderation (talking about only the drinks). "La buena mesa y poca vergüenza" didn't lack. Sincerely, I don't have any clue about how much I ate, but I only know that I enjoyed every dish that was in front of me.