Sometimes the things we have closest are the ones we mostly forget. The hill San Cristóbal, in the heart of Santiago, and its immense Metropolitan Park (is open every day of the year, it rains, thunders or flashes).

The recommendation to climb is the bicycle or better yet, the walk.  Go step by step taking photos, breathing and enjoying. Meeting scenes that look like paintings or knowing corners that look like they are only waiting for you. All this in an environment of others who run, pedal, exercise and walk their dog's friends.

The usual route up Pío Nono, to the junction where the Tupahue pool is. Hence a stop at the Mapulemu botanical garden and we returned through the Japanese Garden to Pedro de Valdivia Norte. 

And it is that Parque Metropolitano has, absolutely, for all tastes. On weekends, entertaining gymnastics and Pilates in the Mapulemu sector, picnic areas with grill, trail routes guided by the Chilean Path Foundation and the already classic Tupahue and Antilén pools.

It goes without saying the metropolitan Zoo, the educational center Bosque Santiago, the Virgin in the Summit and of course the Funicular.

Career-related website

Hello friends today I'm going to talk about my website favorite that relates to my  career.

I really do not have a favorite page, because whenever I look for information, I try to find it on many different pages in order to compare the information on each page

But when I do not understand the information I'm looking for, I always go to YouTube since there are always videos that help me understand the things that cost me

Always before the tests I try to see a couple of videos to be able to better understand the subject, there are even times where you know nothing but with the help of youtube videos and managed to approve those subjets.

Among the channels that more visited "Julioprofe" and "unicoos"  these channels served me a lot to approve math, which was a subject that I studied last year

But as I have been advancing in my career I have realized that youtube videos are becoming less efficient because the courses are becoming more complex and specific.

My "favorite" subject this semester was Diagnostic Technology Bases, is a somewhat broad field since as the name indicates are the bases of the different techniques that can be used within veterinary medicine. It was an "easy" subject for me, since I attended all the classes and paid attention to them since most of them were "entertaining" or at least called my attention.

Within these '' techniques '' my favorite so far were the classes of interpretation of exams in clinical practice and Diagnostic Imaging, in the first I feel that is an important area within the veterinary, serves to monitor the state of health of an animal and help establish a diagnosis or prognosis in sick animals, they also taught us the proper use of different techniques in the laboratory, and some of the most common mistakes, I would like to learn more about the clinical laboratory, it's very likely to take the next semester some elective about this. 

The diagnosis of images is also essential and I call my attention since it was not as easy as I imagined. 

I think I have not yet decided which area I would like to devote myself to 100%, among my options it has always figured first to devote myself to wildlife, since I was a child I watched TV shows dedicated to wildlife, and since then I have been informed and I was very interested in the wildlife and its rehabilitation, I also like birds, I liked to identify the birds that I saw when I went out for a walk and teach my family so that they could also identify them.

I would also like to devote myself to the area of ​​exotic animals, since in my opinion, it is something '' more entertaining '' and out of the routine, people who own exotic animals care a lot about them, also when I was little I had a turtle (Billy) and a rabbit (Pato) I wanted to take them to a veterinarian to see that everything was fine, but unfortunately, there was no veterinarian who saw turtles or rabbits in my city.