My favorite Travel :3

Well, I will talk about my favorite travel: My first travel ONLY with my friend! without family and without adults! 

It was a few months ago, when my friend and me were so tired, we decided travel the saturday of that same week. 

We travel to Valparaiso, because it's not far and there live the grandparents of my friend (thanks to this we do not worry about lunch).

We ate, laughed and enjoyed Valparaiso and then enjoyed Viña del Mar. We walked along the beach eating ice cream and suffered when the icy water wet our feet. That day I had a lot of fun. 

On the bus back home we were dead xD, but it was worth it. 

I hope to travel again, this time with all my friends and enjoy as I did that day :3

My Subject Favorite this Semester

Hi!, Today I going to talk about my subject favorite this semester. 

Well, really I don´t have a subject favorite, because lately, I have not enjoyed any subject. But, if I must choose one... I choose the English Class. 

¿Why?

Because it´s the only class where I can relax a bit, even if can´t learn easily. In addition, the miss is sympathetic to our schedule of test and always tries not to complicate things. (thanks, miss!) 

What more can I say... 

Ah!, I also like the english class because I can sing whatever I want (With discretion), especially now that Christmas is coming! (LONG LIVE THE CAROLS!, carols like: Rodolfo el Reno, Buenas Noches Mariquita, Carols of the bells, Blanca Navidad, Happy Chrismas, etc!)

Anyway, I´m really not good with english, but I´m learning little by little... I´m one of those with think that you learn more in a calm environment than in one where they stress you until can´t anymore. For me, in the semester they have been worth more the two hours in english class than the six hours in biology class. 

My Favorite Website!!! (career-related)

Hi!! Today I going to talk about my favorite career-related website: www.real3danatomy.com

This website has a complete set of dog bones in 3D and also a demonstration of the dog's pectoral organs. This website has been very useful for my anatomy classes, especially when I can not see all the corresponding content in the practical classes.The bones look pretty good and comes with almost all the corresponding names (in some cases names are missing, as in the case of radius, bone that is missing many names).

I discovered this website thanks to some schoolmates from higher courses who shared the data, and I feel they saved me since I don't have enough money to buy the skeleton of a dog and the photographs are often not enough to get to understand anatomy of dog, so Real 3D Anatomy makes the study a little easier. 

I must admit that at the beginning I did not visit this website very much, I thought that the photographs would be enough to study but ... it was not like that. So lately I frequent her a lot, at least once a day, even if it's a small look at the tarsus of the dog. 

Well ... if you want to go over about the skeleton dog, I recommend this website.