Lizard of the North

Personally, I had a great experience writing in this blog “Lizard of the North”, in fact writing this I used to do frequently last year and I'm really convinced that writing frees you. Since I started this class I felt a change beginning with having to dare to speak in English during all the sessions even though I do not handle it very well yet, so writing blogs was simply a complement to this learning route that of course is still starting. In compare to how I started the class I have felt the change in my way of expressing myself in English, even though my management is quite elementary. In the future I wouldn’t like to include anything more, I feel that the course already has is enough, it is very good and it should continue like this, it is the best <3! I would add some topics such as talking about the day to day in the university or personal experiences on the first day of university, looking for ways that my colleagues can express themselves and release tension w

Six years ago, when i was 12 I learned to ride a bike, it took me to learn two weeks approximately and even I remember when I went out to practice all every afternoon in my backyard, it’s impossible to forget my dear city, Calama and there is no a day that   I don’t remember. After that, i started to feeling really interested to practice a sport in relation with it whereby I entered in a Mountain Bike team with my dad. Nowadays, only my dad stays in this team and goes to compete. Practicing this sport I learn a lot of things, between them besides improving my resistance and physical condition I learn teamwork and I feel that’s the beauty of be a team, go together for a goal. I’m a real supporter of sport is the best tool to know the people and how are they really. During the path I met a lot of people and I believe that I felt better about myself and I reinforced the relation dad-son with my dad. Definitely for me, there were the best years of my life and I never forget them.  

It is true, we are constantly exposed between these two options, telling the truth or somehow "disguising" it so that the other person can feel good. I feel that in one way or another the truth will always be brought to light, so I support that the truth must always be told (this I learned over time, which does not exclude me from ever having lied). Now, another important thing is the way I tell the truth, there are different ways of doing it. You can tell the truth and not necessarily looking for the other person to feel bad, simply in order to advise or try to help you improve, then things change. I consider that to have the audacity to tell another person that "it is not good" in such a thing, must necessarily imply that you are good at doing such a thing, otherwise it would be a rather inconsequential comment. Of course, the truth often hurts, but it is something we need to live and realize how is really ours in itself, otherwise, how could we realize thi