Oh, laptop.

My favorite technology device is the laptop. The laptop is a portable personal computer with a clamshell form, suitable for mobile use. You see laptops in a lot of shapes and weights. My mother gave me one for Christmas about four years ago. It’s the best present she gave me because my laptop helps me in everything.

 I use it to watch movies, downloading music, search recipes, write my short stories and my academic papers. I use my laptop everyday, and I love everything of it: it’s personal and fast, tiping in the keyboard and warm my lap with the laptop while it’s on it's a pleasure, the adrenaline of searching a place to recharge the battery when is low...¡Just everything!  My life would be very boring without my beloved laptop.

Expectations...

I’m doing the second semester of my carrer, journalism. Basically, I’m learning how you write properly and how to manage (and survive) in a newsroom . It’s hard and exciting at times. I’m expecting to learn how the job of and editor is and how to take all the responsibilities that it carries.

 Currently, with my classmates we’re trying to run an online magazine about culture called “Patas Negras”. In fact, this is our first formal Project, and I deeply believe that everything will go excellent. If everything turns out fine as we expect, “Patas Negras” will become a real magazine, not just a university assignment. 

Nineteen years in 110 words: An autobiography.

I was born in the big city of Santiago, but a few months after my birth, my family decided to move to a new place, Viña del Mar. Where my mother lives…and my father died. I grew up near by the sea, lying on the sand. I found out that I wanted to be a writer, and I needed to make it true in Santiago. So, I took my backpack and a bunch of dreams looking for a new home.

Now I study (and breathe) Journalism at Universidad de Chile, and my life goes between working and partying hard, taking long walks and thinking about a lot of stuff.