The best holidays ever.

My favorite holidays happened when I was sixteen, four years ago. Me and my dad wanted to go out, and it was my turn to choose were (since he always picked up places I didn't like, like mountains or countryside), that time I said I wanted to go to a beach, and that's how we ended up traveling to Pichilemu. We were camping near the beach for five days, I got to know a lot of beaches near the area and to eat a lot of delicious food, the weather was really nice and after lunch I was practically all day in the sea. 

We visited some old houses from the area, got to see a lot of surfers and did a lot of shopping too, but the main activity was to drive in between the beaches and swimming in them for a while. 

It has been the best so far because I really like to go the beach (basically the only nature place I tolerate, I hate outdoors), I didn't knew Pichilemu before that time and I loved it, I met a lot of different people at the camping where we were spending the night, and last but not least, I got a great tan that summer.

A country I'd like to visit

So whenever i get this question i struggle to find an answer, there is so many places i would like to visit! but my life time dream has been visiting Portugal, Greece and Japan. I'll choose the last one since reaching Asia seems way more difficult than Europe, here it goes:
To visit an asian country sounds really interesting and refreshing for me, everything it's so different so it sounds like so much fun! My main reasons to choose Japan between all the asian countries are; first; it's an island (and that's pretty unique by itself), second; the night city view seems amazing, third, the food! i have seen photos and everything looks so good and yummy, not to mention that even food seems to be cute there and fourth the Harajuku street; that's a place in Tokyo where fashion trends are all so beautiful and extravagant, and everyday teens and adults reunites there just to show their amazing outfits. 
Apart from the fact that the culture is very different and that their architecture looks interesting, i don't know that much about Japan. If i ever go there, i would like to take night walks and get some streetfood (i have seen how some food trucks or similar are open until really late). Finally, i would like to go there only as a tourist, since being a worker or a student in Japan seems to be kind of stressfull.

Fau as social center

Our faculty welcomes every year a new batch of students, some of them are just finishing their highschool experience, others were working for a year or were already studying at university.  While you study here you get to know your classmates and the older ones, but also teachers and other workers in this big universe of different people. Seeing that, fau seems to be a great place to make new friends in the classroom or to know someone while drinking beer at Las Pircas.