Las Encinas, Five stars hotel.

Hi people! In this strange days, like usually are the nearest to september 11th, we all feel a little different. I feel now like that, a little melancholic maybe, anyway I think we should use these days and what they mean to reflect and think about the past and our history
To talk about Las Encinas is a hilarious thing for everyone I believe, we all now that this is a place where anything can happen, stranger mention our faculty as a mix of a bunch of containers or something like that and the little house of the praire, and it's because we are one of the poorest faculty of the University of Chile, or at leat that's what they say. We don't even have toilet paper haha. I dont know what could we possibly do to improve our infrastructure, cause on the other hand, we are very lazy people that never get organize to make our demands, and maybe this is a bigger problem than our deficient infrastructure, the individualism present in our faculty that always isolate the community and dont let us get better in any way, not even from ourselfs. We could change this just thinking about us as a real community, that spends an important part of the day together!
If we do this and begin to look at us as a bunch of people with power, we could get a lot of benefits from that. From being happier people in our daily routine, to even achieve some improvement in our failing infrastructure, well actually in this point will be really helpful the assistance from the people in charge.

Iceland

Hi people! I'm Francisca and today we're all writing about exotic places that we want to meet someday. In my case, this place is Iceland, maybe cause a lot of music bands that I like are from this country, and I have known some of their visual world and culture. This is a country that takes care of their traditions and beliefs, very rich in spiritual and mithical traditions. And the landscapes are stunning, the people who live in this country are lucky to have geysers, volcanos and a lot of vegetation in the same place. I would love to walk around the icelandic landscapes, and talk to the residents of the most faraway places in the frozen country.

I would even like to live there for a while, a few years maybe, a little house in a meadow, 

Well, I always think that you should live in a lot of different places before you die, so you'll end up having many "homes" to embrace in your memories.