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Thruthly, I have not participated in eco-organizations because I spend my free time in sport activities, neither have I incorporated recycling into my daily habits, but I do it every year: when the academic year ends, I collect tests, prints, documents and a lot of study stuff that were left over and I recycle it. Even though recycling is not into my daily habits, I have a lot of other usual behaviors to reduce my carbon footprint and contribute to the environment such as using fabric bags, use reusable bottles and straws, unplug electronic devices when they are not being used, throw out batteries only at recycling points and reduce my ingestion of meat, because the meat industries are one of the biggest emission sources of carbon dioxide, that's why I would like become a vegan or vegetarian, I can´t because of health issues but I prefer vegetables to meat, I avoid it. I think in our society, in Chile and around the world it is necessary more education about environment friendly pr

 My favorite cartoon character ever is Shrek. Shrek is a saga of four movies about an ogre. In the first one, (that was released in 2001, by the company Dreamworks) Shrek lives alone in his marsh in the beginning, he take mud baths, has fun scaring to the villagers, eats rats and weird things like that, but later his life changes, he meets a chatty donkey (called Donkey hahaha) because the house of Shrek was invaded by a lot of characters of fairy tales, and together they rescue a princess from a castle guarded by a dragon, because only this way, Lord Farquaad, who banished them there (the characters of fairy tales), will evict them of the marsh and Shrek could get his land back... I can't tell you the rest, because if you haven't watched that movie yet, you reaaaally have to. I like Shrek, the character, because of his sarcastic humor, it is the most important reason. He can make people of all ages laugh because he says a lot of funny things, with some double sense parts for a

 It's difficult to choose four or ten songs that represent my life, as a sound track, because I love music in general, practically all genres are good for me, all can be enjoyed, singed or danced. Well, I was born in 2002, same year launch of "Torero", by Chayanne. My parents say I loved that song so much, because I barely could be seated, but I danced it moving my body side by side with a lot of enthusiasm. Then, when I was older, sort of four years old, I had a Christell cassette, and I listened over and over again, everyday, every week. In my childhood in general, I remember hearing what my parents listened, they love the 80's rock (of their time), so I love it too, I know by memory all the songs by Europe, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Scorpions, and until today I have a playlist of all that bands in Spotify to listen it when I am studying. When I was eleven I listen to Avril Lavigne for first time and I started to write the letter of her songs to practice the pronuntiatio

When I was little, my family and I travelled a lot, but I don't remember too much, actually, all my vacations have been to the same place, and despite that place is my favourite in the world, when I was sixteen, in january, 2019, I went to San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. I went with my school class, because that was our last year before graduation. That is the best place to visit for people who love nature, there you can find beautiful hills, forests, rivers and the most important: the Nahuel Huapi lake, it can be seen from all sides of the city. You can visit the view point in Cerro Viejo and slide down in a toboggan on a little car (but you can fall because of the curves, I do hahaha), visit the Arroyo López and make a wish if you can drink water without using your hands, sail across Nahuel Huapi lake to Isla Victoria and go through a path of the forest, do rafting, play paintball, go up to Cerro Catedral in a cable-car and enjoy the snow, well, you have lots of places for tr