Gaby's blog

My favorite subject this term is "taller",. Yes, I know, an unpopular opinion, but let me explain the reason. In general, in this term I have not "suffered" so much with the classes compared to last one (well, the exception being environment research, because we did a lot of work and reading controls that took a lot of time). However, I feel that there is no theoretical class I like 100% I like fundamentals of architecture, but the teacher's class is a bit boring. With physics, the opposite happens to me, the class is not boring, but the subject doesn't catch my attention. In both cases the teachers seem excellent, anyway. Also, in research I have more complaints about teaching, since the teacher went to very few classes and to compensate, she gave us more homeworks. On the other hand, I like "taller" in several aspects and it enjoy me a lot, no matter how demanding it may be. In previous posts I mentioned that I like to draw, and in this work it...

To be honest, I don't have a single favorite photograph, because it depends a lot on what that image means to me. It can be about a fanaticism of mine, a special moment with my loved ones or a moment that marks an important event in my life. On this occasion I will speak about the last category. Unknowingly, on Friday March 13, I took one last "outside" photo before being locked up for a few long months because a pandemic that until then seemed just an internet meme. I remember very well how in just a couple of days the virus spread almost everywhere in the world, and just 3 days after I took that photo in my village street, the quarantine in Chile began. It's a picture of an illustration in the streets of my city, innocent and childish. A street that until then was alive. It's always crossed by families, dogs and groups of children playing, rather than by cars. How have the children who participated in the pandemic dealt with it? Perhaps they never im...