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The English Key

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Hello! If I tell you the truth, today’s topic is really unexpected for me! To write about English, I have been thinking and remembering how English is related to me. Well, the answer makes me really happy 😊  English is like my other half 😮 Yes, when I realised that I was really surprised... in a good way, of course 😍 I use English daily in my life. It allows me to keep in touch with people and stuff I like since I was like 10 years old. Obviously, my first tries weren’t really good but I promised me that I would learn enough of it to can use it wherever and whenever I want it without shame. Since that, I have been learning by myself. I had classes at school, but that wasn’t enough for me. Today, I can say that I have improved a lot for the past 12 years. But I still have a lot to learn, there’s so much words and sentences that I don’t know yet and I have to keep improving what I know now. Well, I have to say that English has been really useful for me. Thanks that I made more friends

Someone I admire

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Hi! Today I’m going to talk you about my favourite artist! Well, it’s a little bit difficult for me to choose just one artist, because i like a lot of them, but since I have to choose just one, I’ll talk about Heidi Parviainen . Heidi is a Finnish woman more known as an operatic-metal singer, but she is also a pianist, a composer & songwriter and a writer. She started her musical career when she was only a child. She was eleven years old! I knew her (when I was at school, maybe in eight grade) with the band Amberian Down and immediately I fell in love with the songs “ Crimson Flower ” and “ My Only Star ”. In 2012 she was kicked out from the band :( It was really sad for me to know I will never see her on stage... But then she gave me hope :3 In 2013 Heidi started a new band called Dark Sarah ! I really loved her new band! The journey started with the album and storybook Behind the Black Veil . On it you meet Sarah , a young woman who’s about to get married. While the story goes

...What's next?

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For me now is hard to think about what I will do when I finally graduate... I wish I could know the future, I want to know if all of these efforts worth at least something... Probably I will succeed, but probably I will fail too... maybe I will fall in love with this career once again and then I will be happily creating new buildings and helping people with that. Then maybe I will study some postgraduate study that allows me to mix plants with dead materials and music… I don’t even know if that exists right now, but future is unpredictable… As long as the 50/50 possibility keeps existing, I know there’s a chance for me to not be happy as an architect and hate it and wish I would have choose any other career. That’s right how I’m feeling now -I’m really tired with this toxic relationship! I don’t have enough time to breathe or eat properly nor to make my tasks (Like this post or do the dishes L Sorry for the delay Miss). It is insane, but It is too late to giving up-.   Well,

From a seed to a build

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  Since there’s many futures architects in this course, I will talk about what I’d like to be if I wouldn’t have chosen to become an architect. I would have love to be a botanist. I dreamed of it when I was a little girl, I used to read stories about scientist and their awesome trips to the jungle and how they fought against huge piranha plants... Yes, I would have traveled a lot and I am sure I would enjoyed seeing new plants, their shapes and colors... I don’t know how much earns a botanist in Chile hahaha I don’t think this is like a frustrated dream. Architecture and Botany are not different at all. You can see your projects like a seed, if you water it with your tears, feed it with your inner strength and light it up with hope, the project will begin to grow and one day you will be eating success's fruits. Okay, Architecture is not bad at all. After all, I’ve chosen this career by myself. Sometimes I really love it, but sometimes I really hate it and I wish I would