When I was
a kid, my dad told me that my grandma was a cheff, so I decided that when I
grew up, I would be a chef in her honor. Some time later, I realized I was very
bad at cooking, so I switched to being a marine biologist, because I thought
marine life was interesting. But one thing I've always loved, though, is
reading and writing. So I started looking for a career related to this, and I
found journalism. Some of my favorite writers studied journalism, like Gabriel
García Márquez and Eduardo Galeano, so I thought that here I could do the two
things I like the most.
My university experience has had good and bad things, I'm still getting used to it. I haven't
yet decided what I would like to work on, I would like to try all areas of
journalism before making a decision.
You got inspired by really amazing writers/journalists. I love both of their books, my favorites are “Las venas abiertas de América Latina” y “El amor en tiempos de cólera.
ResponderEliminarGabriel García Márquez continues to give us magnificent lectures on how to do good journalism. I wish you can do it excellent searching for an area of specialization.
I agree with you that the college experience has good and bad things haha but it is a good space to learn and meet people, greetings!
ResponderEliminarI'm not good at cooking either jajaja. As for the classes I also had a hard time adapting to virtual education, I hope we can go to face-to-face classes soon. You mentioned that you like to read, what is your favorite book?
ResponderEliminarAgree, the university until now has been really good, but also is hard to keep up with all that is happening on these days.:(
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