El rincón del Litio

 Hi my friends, today I'm going to talk to you about my "This year learning English balance".  First, I´m going to say that the English class was good, and nice. When the semester started I though that I wasn't going to learn too much new things, but that doesn't matter, because having English classes I  was going to, at least, practice 1 time at week. But... advancing with the semester the thing was getting so hard (I had 7 subjects in 4 days) and I really  was sorry about doesn't have been exempted of English.  What about the use of blogs? Well, the last semester I really liked blogs, because I felt like I was a famous blog writer (That exist?) and I really laughed with some posts. But that doesn't this semester I think that, clearly, because I wasn't with Sociology 2015 partners only.  Finally, outside the English class, I used the English in something useful for first time in my life!!! I went to the south of Chile and Speak with a German gir

                                        Hi friends, today I´m going to explain some reflections about this ending year 2015.  First I´m going to talk about good things that have happened, then about situations that haven´t worked so well, third about my this year "achievement", fourth; a subject that I enjoyed this year and finally... another thing.  1. Good things: have enter in the university (?) Have known good friends, have something with the girl which a wrote poems, pass all my first semester courses (and I hope pass the second ones too u.u), have traveled and have learned too much important things.  2. Bad things: the last semester I worked well with 6 courses in five days week, this semester I have had 7 courses in four days week, this have been a suicidal experience (children, do not make this at home). Nuñoa is some pretty but is far far away from my house :c I hope that with the new Metro the situation gets better.  3. Achievements: Have a 7 in the univer

 He is Gabriel Salazar, he refers to himself like a "social, critical, leftist but not Marxist historian" , who focus history on the most marginalized sectors  and not on the leader classes, different from traditional historians(2000).  During the dictatorship, salazar "was traslated as political prisoner to to the detention centers of Grimaldi Village and Tres Alamos. There, he imparted clandestinely an Economy course that years later gets tranformed into the Historia de la acumulación capitalista en Chile. Apuntes de clases book, published in 2003.  I like Gabriel Salazar because when I see him in the TV I think "Yes, a man that defend the working-class in front of anything and anyone, who close mouths that repeat the domineering-class speech!".                                          

 Hi friends, today I´m going to talk about Animals! But not the Pink Floyd´s album, instead the beings that share the world with us.  I consider that I like too much animals, but I still eating meat, so, I feel confused and even worried sometimes with this topic. So... next topic!  When I was a kid (I´m still being a kid) I had a loyalty pet that was called Toffy, such a loyalty dog! He was little and golden hair , and he always came with my call (or well, at least with my scream). Well friends, I know that I would must talking about animals, but I´m getting bored, so I´m going to talk to you about another things... The last week I notice that my blog was getting known by another-sections an another-years friends, and that mades me fell very popular, then, I was zorry about neglect my blog and, from now on I´m going to take more care of my posts.  Nevertheless, now I have a very serious and important question: Will my posts ever be the same now that I know that they are read?

 Hi Litioboys!  Maybe you think that my posts have decreased their quality, but that is product of the lack of time. Anyway, I will try to improve. (But not today, sorry, I have stadistics test).  I think that I am an "in progress green person", because I have recently took some steps like unplug all the things in the night, don´t throw the oil into the sink and accept less plastic bags (Don´t give me the bag please!! -I must say in all the stores)  (Continuará...)                                                

 Hi Litioboys! Today I`m going to write about "My future job".  Since enought time, I want to help people, so when I decided to study sociology that was what I was thinking about.  Buuut, recently, I have thinking that maybe sociology isn`t the best way. I said this because I`m reading a lot of texts about how to change society in classes but I feel that this is "how to change the society from an office" and I guees that I want to help people being with them, being close to them.  Anyway, I don´t go to change of carrer, because of money and because I don´t know if, in other carrer, I don´t go think the same.    Nevertheless, I believe that if you want to help, you are going to help, without care of what is your job.  (oh, and... answering the question, I think that I would like to job in an organization like America Solidaria or Servicio País... outside of an office!)                                        

 Hi my friends, today's topic is music.  I am I very seriously lover of music since maybe 12 years old, when I began to have guitar classes in the "Enrique Soro" Municipal school of music, in Quilicura. I started with acoustic guitar but then I tried to play a lot of  instruments like bass guitar, drums, keyboard, aaand, I took singing classes.  Currently I like karaoke and listen to music attentively. The first genre that I heard was rock, in the primary, like green day; in secondary a started to listen punk like The Misfits, and finally; at the university I began to listen all-genre- chilean music, this is, Manuel García, PedroPiedra, Los Prisioneros, Kaskivano, Chinoy, Alex Anwandter, etc.  I think that the chilean music is very very good, so I regret that chilean artists have such a hard carrer, and currently I hate (a little) the foreigner music that sounds all the day in the chilean radios.                 

 Hi my friends, I`m happy to write to you again, and I want to say "thanks" to all the people that commented on my post the last week, it makes me feel that I had fans again, like the last semester, jaja.  Today I`m going to talk about My Reading Habits.  When I was a child, like all the chilean children, I was forced to read one book at month, but, " for some unknown reason", I liked it. However, I began to read my "own books" a few years later, maybe when I was 10, after that a distant cousin that was a little more older than me show me a Harry Potter book. I thought "wow, is so big" and asked her if she would must read that book forced. She said that she read those books beacause she wanted to do it, and that she could lend me the book if I wanted it.   Regrettably, her father was alocoholic and some years later her mother died, so she decided go to live with another relatives and I never saw her again. I think that she was the firs

 Hi friends, today I would begin with "Hi, today I´m going to talk about The best concert that I have been" but the professor said that was boring and nerd so I changed it by things that university students love. But, regrettabily, I must talk about that topic today, so... sorry, but today I'm gonna talk about the Best Concert Ever that I have been, haha.  The best concert that I was had place in the Caupolicán Theater (San Diego street, Santiago Centro) on July 22th of 2012. The artist that I saw was Manuel García, a great singer-songwriter of Chile that was Born in Arica; his music have rock, folklore, trova and elctropop. I felt so good in this concert, the  atmosphere  was very intimate and enveloping at the beginning, because of the scenography and the the way that they combinated the lights.   Until today Manuel García continue impressing us with his old and new music, and, the December 4th y 5th, his going to give a 10-years-old carrer anniversary conc

                      Hello, this is my new blog, today I'm going to talk about the country that I would like to visit.  I should want to begin with a quote of a history book that I read, but I didn`t found it, so I'm going to crete one: " Antes de la primera guerra mundial, la gran mayoría de las personas nacía y moría en el mismo lugar; sin visitar ningún otro durante toda su vida". Well, I think that this, that sounds so old, still happening to the most of the people (just think in the PME of the university, you have to pay millions). But, fortunately, the most of the people can dream too.  The country that I like to visit is anyone of LatinAmerican, specially some place that don´t be so modern, like anyone of Central America. I know that in Center America there are countries that are in good situations like Costa Rica, close to others that are very poor like Honduras or Nicaragua. Should I go to those countries, I like to help the people