Hello dear friends!

Today I´m going to talk about something to is very important in my life, I refer to my pet:  my cat called cuchurru. Who came to my house the last summer, when it was a baby.

My father found my cat lost in his work place in Peñañolén, so he decided adopt it. When I saw the cat I couldn´t believe it! That was very amazing for me, because I love the animals, but I never couldn´t have my own pet. Since de first moment I loved it because my cat was very little, tender, soft and very fat, but the only problem was to cuhurru only ate meat, very much mead!!!  so we often had to go to the supermarket to buy some food for my cat.

For be honest when cuchurru came to my house I didn´t worry for it, because I had very much work for the university and I didn´t have free time for care it, but was impossible for me continue of this way, after a short time I started to be concerned for all its needs.

Today my cat is one more of the family, Cuchurru has win a special site in my home.

Well, this is all.

See you the next time.

Bye!!!

Hello dear friends!

Today I´m going to talk about my ideal job. My ideal job is: Community and/or educational psychologist in vulnerable locations, namely work in one of these areas, but combining these two views.

For be honest, if you want to work in this field you would need some qualities and skills for make a good work, for example: be critical, be committed with the social causes, be able to work in teams, be empathic, be responsible, believe in the capabilities of the people, communities, etc.

I think to I would be good in this job first because since to I was a child I grew up in  places with very much social deprivations, so I know the hard reality of the people to live under these conditions, second because for this reason I am committed with these problematic.

The difficult to you could find in this kind of job are related to the actuation systems, because these are regulated for public policies to doesn´t consider to the culture and dynamics of the different communities, so would be hard work in this scenario.

Well, this is all. See you soon!