Why I choose my mayor?

HELLO BLOGGERS!!!!!! In those years when people asked me about “What will be your plans in the future” or “What will you study? I didn't really know the importance of what those questions were referring to. Slowly these themes had more and more importance to me and my schoolmates. One of my options was my favorite activity since I was a little kid, drawing and painting, although I didn´t project myself in those areas. At the same time, I didn't forget the main things that made me happy, and I was sure to include these things in the future, like past time in nature, traveling to new places, and discovering other colors different to the grayish of Santiago. Besides, I always been interested in areas related to Philosophy and History, but the idea of studying social sciences seemed distant to me, because I hadn't any approach into those themes. Anyways, when I started to search information about careers, anthropology had everything that fulfilled my interests. See you next time! (≧∀≦)ゞ BLOGS!!!!! BLOGSSSS!!!!!!!
P.S. I took the photo when we went to interview nuns for a academic work.

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