Write about your plans or ideas for the Summer Holidays.
Among other things, you should write about:
> Places you are going to / would like to visit
> People you are going to / would like to be with
> Activities you are thinking of being part of
- Comments: Leave a comment on 3 of your classmates posts and also on the following sample post
- Word Count for post 8: 240 words
miércoles, 25 de octubre de 2017
My strangest dream.
If exists something that I love to talk about,
is about dreams. And if it’s about strangest dreams, so much better!


I don’t remember what I dream all the nights,
but sometimes I do. And when I do, is because the dream was very funny or
strange or interesting. In general, all the dreams that I remember are very
awesome, so it’s hard for me to choose one to talk about.
Anyway, I remember one dream with special
force, it was a lucid dream. I was sleeping with my brother (in the reality,
and in my dream too). He had is back to me, and I was hugging him. Suddenly, I
noticed that his hair had a lot of gray. I stared at his hair for a long time. He
woke up, and tried to turn to look at me. I didn’t want to see his face,
because I knew that he would have become old. I started to take his head with my hands, to prevent him
from turning his head.
I remember that my arms hurts a lot, because I
was doing a lot of strength. Suddenly, all that force that I was doing with my
arms made my arms change: they started to turn green, and I felt I was at high
altitude. My brother wasn’t in front of me anymore, and I was falling on a
dirty water pin. I realize that I was a turtle, and I was being thrown into an
aquarium. I woke up when I touched the water.
Although throughout the dream I was aware that
it was a dream, it was very disturbing.
miércoles, 11 de octubre de 2017
Post-Graduate Studies
This topic is very clear for me: I would like to do a
master's degree in cultural and gender studies. Although it is a topic that is
"fashionable", I think that as a country we are very behind in this
matter. We are a tremendously backward and ignorant on these issues, so I would
like to contribute from that void.
Mainly, I'm interested in gender issues. The
university changed me a lot in that sense, and from the time I start to study I
noticed that it was a topic that I was passionate about. I had not felt a real
passion for a subject for a long time, so how much did I learn about it? I
sensed that it would be something that would accompany me for a long time, and
something in which I wanted to deepen my knowledge.
For me, the place to study is not so relevant, as long
as the university is good. I understand that Argentina and Spain have good post
titles on this topic. So I'd like to go there, if I had the chance.
I would like it to be a full-time master's degree, to
go to study outside Chile and dedicate myself to that. I do not have the
maturity or capacity to organize myself necessary for an online or distance
course. I hope I can do it one day.
jueves, 5 de octubre de 2017
My future
This is a
really hard theme for me, because I’ve been thinking in a lot of options, but I
don’t feel sure about anyone.
Initially, I
wanted to work in any means of written communication, like newspapers. But then
I felt interested in treat “deepers” problems, and make more ample and profound
investigations, like the investigations that CIPER do. But, when I grow up, I
would like to come back to my city, Puerto Varas, and I think is very hard to
be a journalist in a small town.
But, anyway,
broadly spiking, I would like to work in needed, relevant and interesting
subjects, but from Puerto Varas.
Obviously, I
would like to travel in my job, but it is not a determining factor for me. I
prefer to travel for other reasons than work haha.
I would like
a middle work: not completely outside, but at times I had to leave the office…I think I dont care so much about working from an office, as long as the work environment is good.
In a future,
I would like to study a major in Cultural and Gender Studies, because I’am
really passionate about this. But I still have a lot to learn, and I probably know other topics of my interest, so ... Who knows?
domingo, 1 de octubre de 2017
One flew over the Cuckoo's nest.
[SPOILER ALERT: DONT READ THIS POST IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS MOVIE]
As I
previously mentioned, this film is one of my favorite movies. The
film’s plot is about Randle McMurhy, a criminal who is moved to a mental
institution after serving a short sentence on a prison farm for statutory rape
of a 15-year-old. Though not actually mentally ill, McMurphy hopes to avoid
hard labor and serve the rest of his sentence in a relaxed environment. Upon
arriving at the hospital, he finds the ward run by the steely, strict Nurse
Ratched, who subtly suppresses the actions of her patients through a
passive-aggressive routine, intimidating the patients. During his stay, he
makes some friendships.
After
several events, the people of the asylum decide to practice a lobotomy to him,
and that leaves him absolutely disabled (the film is contextualized at a time
when these were very common practices). Finally, the best friend of McMurhy ends
up drowning him with a pillow, to avoid that he live in that way. Then, he escapes
of the asylum.
I think that this end arouses many reflections about mental health and how our society deal with it. It leads to think about the whole ethical conflict surrounding the treatment of mental illness. ¿What is madness? ¿Is not being like the rest of the people?
For all of this, I think that "One flew over the Cuckoo's nest" has the best movie ending that I've ever seen. If you haven't seen this movie yet, please, watch it!
My favorite
movie ending, is the ending of “One flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest”. First of all,
it’s one of my favorite movies. The ending is really touching. Also, I think it
make you think about concept of mental illness. That’s why it’s my favorite
movie ending.
Anyway, It’s
hard for me to think about my favorite movie ending. I think that when a movie
is good, the ending is good too. And every movie is good in it’s own way. However,
if I had to choose a good movie ending, I would choose the end of “One flew
over the Cuckoo’s Nest”.
As I
previously mentioned, this film is one of my favorite movies. The
film’s plot is about Randle McMurhy, a criminal who is moved to a mental
institution after serving a short sentence on a prison farm for statutory rape
of a 15-year-old. Though not actually mentally ill, McMurphy hopes to avoid
hard labor and serve the rest of his sentence in a relaxed environment. Upon
arriving at the hospital, he finds the ward run by the steely, strict Nurse
Ratched, who subtly suppresses the actions of her patients through a
passive-aggressive routine, intimidating the patients. During his stay, he
makes some friendships.
After
several events, the people of the asylum decide to practice a lobotomy to him,
and that leaves him absolutely disabled (the film is contextualized at a time
when these were very common practices). Finally, the best friend of McMurhy ends
up drowning him with a pillow, to avoid that he live in that way. Then, he escapes
of the asylum.I think that this end arouses many reflections about mental health and how our society deal with it. It leads to think about the whole ethical conflict surrounding the treatment of mental illness. ¿What is madness? ¿Is not being like the rest of the people?
For all of this, I think that "One flew over the Cuckoo's nest" has the best movie ending that I've ever seen. If you haven't seen this movie yet, please, watch it!
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