Martín_Inglés IV

      The semester is ending and it's time to do a little review about it.     For me, this second half of the academic year was busy, but quiet and more relax in comparative with the last semester I had Workshop. I have had more time to do my duties, college works and other recreation activities. However, as usual in me, I procastinated a lot and many times I've been "running" to finish homeworks or projects, but now this academic year is ending and I gladly will not run anymore -until next semester-.     My favourite subjects in this period were Crítica de la Arquitectura: I like subjects relationated with history so I enjoyed this one. The teacher, professor Duarte, is known by be severe, disrespected and grumpy, I agree with that opinion but I actually think that adjectives are characteristic from a sincere person that speak his mind; and English IV, of course, 'cause the interactive way to learn the language taught by professor Higgins, who has entered to my

    Every time I go out my home for any reason, I like to go for a walk through the city looking for new places and stores that I don't know. In that action, I really like to watch the shop windows to see what the store sells. I really like to walk through shopping centers to discover what type of store are there. Sometimes, I find out beautiful patios like the one inside "galpones" (warehouses) in Persa Victor Manuel near to Persa Bío Bío, and unique places like Bombero Adolfo Ossa where always smells like shoe polishing because many shoe shiners work there.       Despite I said I walk around the city, actually I usually walk in the same area which is the center of the city and I ocassionally visit other places. However, I always find something new or different every time I walk through Agustinas, Huérfanos, Merced, San Francisco or Bandera/San Diego. Indeed, I'm always looking for any bookstores where sell books cheaper (Librería Chilena it has the lowest prices, bu

    A few years ago, I went up Cordillera de los Andes with my eternals trip pals Carlos and Benjamín to see cóndores, we get to the viewpoint after hours of trekking and, after a hard walk, we can´t reach our goal to see the bird. It was a shame, but even we can´t reach our original objective look the landscape and the sun falling down was a very unique and special moment for all of us. It was 2019 when my cousin Carlos called me to invite me to go with him and his son to Mirador de Cóndores, a viewpoint in Cajón del Maipo in Cordillera de los Andes that is over 2000 meters above sea level where you can see cóndores flying between the mountains and the sky. After his call, I went to stay in his house to go from there to the viewpoint and then the next day arrived and we got prepared for hour trip. It was long one and a half hours of travel by car and another 2 hours of going up the steep path to reach our goal. Sadly, we saw any birds and we planned wrong our trip. When we arrived to