Post 4: Videogames (and why I don't play them)

Nowadays videogames are so diverse there's one for every age and interest. But in my case I barely know or play any of them and here is why.

First of all, during my childhood videogames were still developing: they had bad graphics and some of them were even black and white. For me they didn't look very interesting.

Secondly, I have a big brother; and as if that wasn't enough I have a long list of older male cousins. At every little chance I had to play videogames either my brother or cousins wouldn't let me play or they would laugh of me if I died righ at the start of a level. And that’s exactly the last reason why I don't play many videogames: I ABSOLUTLEY SUCK AT IT. My eye-hand coordination is really poor and my reflexes are pretty slow too so every time I tried playing I would lose instantly and then get angry and close the game. 

Anyway, I don't suffer for that anymore. I've found some games that I'm good at, like Pokémon, where you only have to take turns and you can't die; or LEGOStarWars where you revive in a few seconds. I guess I’ll just sick to my easy games and just have all the fun I can get with them. 

Post 1 A country I'd like to visit: 

My dream about Canada 

Since I was a little girl I've always wanted to visit Canada. There's something magic about how its cold weather gets to hold such magnific nature, and it's even more remarkable that its people have been able to preserve all this beauty and not destroy and use it like many other countries. Most I know about Canada comes from television, but many documentaries have showed me their amazing biodiversity when it comes to plants, mainly conifers, and really peculiar animals that seem to belong to older times like enormous mooses or wild wolves. If I could ever go there I'd love to be able to get out to nature and discover their amazing forzen landscapes contrasting with forest of the most vivid of greens. Lately, I've been actually planing to go to Canada as an exchange student through the Student Mobility Program and I´m dreaming about getting the spot and finally get to now this marvelous country, and if things go better than expected maybe I could even get to live there later, who knows?

Hi everyone, 

I'm Tamara, 20 years old, and I'm on my third year of Natural Renewable Resources Engineering so you can asume I like nature a lot. I would really like to write about things like native biota (vegetal and/or animal), coevolutions between species or good places to practice ecoturism in our country. I hope you like it too.

Bye for now c:

Philesia magellanica.