So Far, So Good... So What!

“Back in the 90s, He was in a very famous TV show He’s BoJack the Horse, BoJack the Horse Don't act like you don't know And he’s trying to hold on to his past It's been so long He doesn't think he’s gonna last I guess he'll just try And make you understand That he’s more horse than a man Or he more man than a horse” Hiya, folks! I’d like to talk about a great animated series: BoJack Horseman. Not long ago, I started to watch this series by a friend recommendation and I really liked so much!  Among the things that I stand out are the mix of comedy and drama, the daily problems of adult life and how dark it could be at times.  Premise: The series is set in L.A. and shows a world in which humans and anthropomorphic animal-people coexist.  The main character is BoJack Horseman, an ex-actor who still holds on to his past and wants to be happy. Ever since the cancellation of his show after its ninth season, BoJack has become a

Technology is present in every area of our lives. Seems to be omnipresent and moves forward quickly. If I had to choose one piece of technology, it could be the cell phone or mobile phone. Cell phone is a portable telephone that can make and receive calls while people is moving within a telephone service area. There are many designs and shapes of cell phones and every year bring us news and advances. Since the 70’s this device brings us an essential part of life: long distance communication. Today, the cell phone has amazing features taken from sci-fi movies: real-time video calls, allows us to take pictures in high resolution, record audio, call more than one person at a time, listen to music all day long if you want, check social networks, play games, watch movies and some are even water resistant. Despite all that, I like simplicity. I use my cell phone several hours per day to check social networks, watch videos and series, call my friends, and send messages.

“Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a career. Choose a family […]” It’s time to talk about big decisions: How do I decided to study Political Science? When I was a child I said: “ I want to be a doctor to take care of my grandparents ” but I was so wrong because I've never had abilities for science and maths.   I remember that I watched movies of WW2 and history with my grandfather and since that moment I began to have an interest in history and political facts. Later, in the school, humanity subjects were my favourites and I really enjoyed the lessons and learned a lot of this. Also, I liked to participate in debates and arguments in the classroom. I chose the career in a moment of pressure, joy and mixed emotions because I was in the last grade of high school and I really needed to take a decision for my future. I don’t regret because I love the program and the lessons. Teachers are good and my friends are amazing!