My Future Job

That's a question that comes latetly and offten to my mind cuz I’m about to get out of University and the pressure it’s so big!. I always knew that this career would be risky and that it was going to be hard and take a lot of effort to get whathever I wanted, and it’s Ok, I’m Ok with that. It’s just that I still feel that I don’t wan’t to get in into the jobs world. Cuz I’ve tasted some of it in my passanties and there is people so bad and nasty and I think that there’s more people like that, even worst that Im going to be force to meet and it’s so depresing. But anyway I know its not everything. I want to have new experiences and I’d love to be able to have a job where I can do art direction on a film and getting to do proyects with people I respect and be able to travel with proyects. But right now I really feel that I don’t want to face this phase of my life. I reallky want to get out of the niversity cause its been a lot of years of the same thing and Im really sick with the institution, but honestly  I’m  a Little bit lost  about what’s coming to my future and about knowing for sure what will be the nexts steps. I need to take some serious time just to figure it out. I still have some time… 

A Boook you Like

I like the book “Relatos” de Julio Cortázar, it is basically a compilation of shorts stories of different other books of his autorship. I like that book cause it was the first book of Cortázar that I read and became at that moment my favorite writer and I think he still is. Also was my uncle who showed me this book and I appreciate that cause I love him, of course, and it’s nice when you learn stuff from your family. He read it to me when we were camping on Guanaqueros, we used to go there a lot on family summer vacations, so it’s a beauty memory that I have of him reading to me a story of that book in the nature just to spend the day. I remember he read to me the story “No se Culpe a Nadie” about a man who, trying to wear his sweater gets trapped on it and falls from the 12th floor. I think it’s a genius story. From that book on I felt affection for writing and started to write some stuff like short stories and poetry and getting more interested on reading other kind of books, and of course all the books that I could read from Julio Cortázar.