Tomás González Blog English III

Right now, I haven’t decided on an  ideal job for my future, I always had problems deciding what I want to do in my future, that’s why I studied something before the career I'm on right now, but I think I have a better vision of what I want to work in my future than before . I’m between working on a pharmaceutical company in the quality control area , or on a laboratory dedicated to produce magistral recipes. For both, I need to have a good chemistry level , the pharmaceutical tittle , a good quality of English level and knowledge of the regulation laws of Chile on pharmaceutical products. Salaries are better for the company job than the magistral recipe laboratory, but if I start working on companies, I will have to stay in Santiago , since all of them are here , and one of my plans for my future is to leave Santiago and live in the south of Chile ; on the other side working with a better salary for a few years (and it’s a lot better), it would be beneficial for

  My best vacations  were a long time ago, I don’t remember how old I was, I must have had 5 years old approximately . We (my mom, dad an d me) were traveling to Los Angeles, where my grandmother lives, and we stopped for a night in Pichilemu so we could eat seafood and be in the beach.   I remember when we visited Punta de lobos, and some squid grabbed into my leg, it felt weird and slimy ; in that place was where I tasted seawater for my first time, I cannot recommend people to try it.   In the night (and this is why this are my favourite vacations), my father and I went to the dock to try and fish something, it was my first-time fishing, and my father was teaching me how to do it ; there were more people around and everyone was trying to teach me too. We put the bait in the hook and send it to the sea, when I felt something had hooked in my rod, I started reeling and it was a crab. When we arrived to where we were staying my mother cooked the crab, and we end up eating it betwe

  Iceland:   Iceland is place that I would like to know, I find the idea of people living in a place inhospitable for most of the year something weird, but I like it. The politics of living under the lowest pollution emissions is something that I respect a lot and I would like to know how people lives there.   It’s known as a very cold country, and it is, it has 3 months of summer and the o ther 9 are winter, in summer there are days where you have daylight all day and in winter days where the sun doesn’t go up at all. Still, it has one the best views I have seen , there is waterfall where the rocks have geometric forms, and it has many volcanoes (I love climbing volcanoes, one of my favourites from Chile is the Antuco).     As I said before, knowing how people lives in the country is one of the principal goals of my future visit there , but is not everything I want to do there. Visiting some of the natural reserves they have , some of the volcanoes and see the aurora borealis in it