POST 9 >> MY FAVORITE BOOK

Hello everyone, well as usual, I don't really have a favorite author or book, but I really like Pedro Lembel, I think I think was an incredible, poetic and unique person who continues to have an influence to this day, his way of expressing himself and verbalizing so many things is really incredible. I think it is almost impossible to read a book by him and it has not impacted you in any way.
On the other hand, if I had to choose one book it would probably be "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe" by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. It is a book that falls into the "youth" category but that anyone can actually read and talks about two friends who experience what we understand by puberty, rather how it is that we are forming our own reality and conception of life.
The truth is that I do not like a specific type of book, I think I can read everything, but probably what I have read the most so far are youth books, in fact the last book I read was "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe"for the second time, and was amazing beacause it was a long time ago that I read it, and of course I recommend it, however I think I have not read many books throughout my life so I consider myself a bit ignorant on the subject.
Thanks for reading, and this is the book and the amazing Pedro Lembel:

                              

                                                       
                                               

POST 8 >> A SUBJECT I'VE ENJOYED STUDYING THIS SEMESTER

It is difficult but I think that one of the subject that I have enjoyed the most is the Metodología de la Investigación de la Administración Pública and I think that I like it due to many factors that finally allow you as a student to learn and enjoy the process. 

First I like for the teacher, because he does things that not many teachers do is to link the subject directly with the Public Administration of today, because generally, at the beginning of each class, apart from asking how we are one by one (which I very much appreciate), there is talk of the national contingency and why it is being done wrong (by the government) and what can be done to improve it. It is also very flexible and comprehensive with the works delibery dates and with the situations of each student.

Also in the subject you learn how to do research, where to start, what you should do, how to approach it, etc., which I think is very interesting because it is also what allows us to know how to make a public policy, since clearly there must be well-founded support for why you think a specific public policy should be implemented.

Basically I think it is a very interesting subject that will serve us well in the future.

Thanks for reading.

POST 7>> YOUR BUCKET LIST

I remember that when I went to school, with my friends we made a bucket list, within that list we had put go to disneyword, travel to some countries, etc. but everything seems distant now.
I do not remember well what it was that I wanted a few years ago but I think it has happened to all of us, that our interests are changing over time. Nowadays you may want to accomplish many things, but you also have to prioritize. I think that if we think "bigger" my goals have not changed much, probably because they can all be met over time when I have a fixed income base, an example is wanting to travel abroad with friends, because it would be very funny.
Also, I have wanted to buy a bass for many years, but just this year I really decided to save to be able to buy it, but I also want to buy a better computer so that I don't have problems when playing, but I will think better of it after buying the low, that's why I talk about that one tends to prioritize.
Well, thoer goals that I have is to be able to live in the countryside, to do what I really like, at the same time that I can generate money to support myself and be able to help people.
So I probably haven't accomplished any of my bucket list goals but I'm about to finish saving up for the bass
Thanks for reading, see u.