Call It What You Want

I need to start this blog by saying I don't have any pets. I know it sounds a little sad (or at least I think it is) because I believe they are such good company. But my parents always said that we don't have space enough or time to take care of a pet. Although in my house there aren't pets, I will talk about two dogs that I adore. They are the most loving dogs that I'd ever known, and their names are Nasu and Puki.  The last year when I started university, I began to travel to Santiago every time to realize different activities in the laboratory. I used to stay in the house of a friend of my parents for a couple days, and my best companies are always Nasu and Puki.  They are very playful but at the same time very quiet also they always want attention from me. Specially Nasu, we are inseparable. These two dogs make me feel like I'm not alone even when I'm so far from my family and house. They bring me so much happiness every time that when I have to leave I feel

Sincerely, it's hard for me to talk about some of my best holidays because I'm a very forgetful person. So I neet to say that I'm don't remember clearly all the details of a specific holiday. All I can say it's that in my family we have a tradition where we travel to the 9th or 14th regions every year, mainly these regions because we live in the 10th region. This tradition started accidentally in 2014 when my parents decided to travel to Panguipulli for the summer. Although we stayed there for 3 or 4 days, we did a lot of things. First of all, we took the way around Lago Ranco and there my brother and I played in a floating water park. Then the other days we visited many places with attractive landscapes and my mother took a lot of pictures of each one. We visited a place that I don't remember the name (and this makes me feel a little dumb because we have been there many times). But this place it's a forest where you can walk across it on wooden platforms to