Magic places, and not.

The Taj Mahal, every girl would like her
boyfriend build something like this fo her...

Belly dancer above a camel? LOL

Well, since I was a little girl I always knew someday I will study at University. And I always imagined myself studying something like arts, literature, or history. So, there's a lot of places I'd like to go, like France, Italy, England, Spain, Germany and that kind of european countries. But when I grew up a little more, I understood that there was no happiness for me on that kind of fashion cities. I like the theatres, I'd like to go to the opera some day, and I like the bohemian life. But I don't really like the idea of living on a european country. But I didn't realized about this until I learnt something about history, and now I know that European countries suck, because a lot of subjetive reasons. And on that time I was taking Bellydance classes, so "The Miss" started teaching some important things about the dance, and about arabic coulture. So I started reading a lot about the far middle east. So, this is why today, if you ask me, I told that I'd love to visit Egypt, India, Turkey, and that kindof places. The first thing about I knew from this countries was the music. The instruments are very very diffrerent, and the play in another scales, and with more tones than we do. The music is magic, is more close to the earth than a piano or a violín, and the guitar came from arabic countries in a ancient century. And I'm feeling every time more interested on visit this places. But I think that I would not live in one of them. There are a lot of religious-politic problems, the life is very hard, and there is a lot of distance between poor and rich people. I don't know what could an art teacher do there...

But I think I just have to visit that places as soon as I can. Especially Egypt. And this is because the obvious things... the pyramids, the sphinx, the monuments, the souvenirs, but is because the environment too. I think that the root of my interest is that the far east is totally different on the coulture, and the people will be interesting for me, like an scientific project.

I think I would'nt like to go alone. I have the perception that there are a lot of sexism on that countries. Well, I hate the sexism, but I can't go fighting with every chauvinist stupid person I see. It sounds like something I could do. And I know that when you visit India, you must have a lot of money, because everything is expensive... So... I have no many true hopes to go very soon... But I don't know, life is changing every day. Maybe I win the Loto tomorrow (I don't know how, if I never buy the tickets).

Your music wants to stay forever!

Anneke van Gierberguen born on 1973, and since she was a child was a music prodigy. When she was 21 years old, she was incorporated to The Gathering, my favourite band. Their music was a mix of gothic rock with alternative music, but today they define their style as "Trip Rock". She is my favourite singer, and I have a lot of reasons. But the most important is that almost all the girls who are succesfull because they sing in a classical - opera way or at least lyrical singers, and anneke has her own technique, with no falsetto and with a strong voice. And she dont need to use a corset to look pretty on the shows, because she has a amazing charisma. She just use a sport pants and a big skirt, and stands in front of the crowd, and every person go crazy with the music. When I was 14 years old, I downloaded "Leaves" from the Gathering. And I didn't like it very much at the first time. But when I started to listen more, I needed to listen more. And I started to sing, and Anneke is the reason why I don't suck singing.

About this term

SO HI, this is me. -->

When I knew we'll get another term this year. 

I think this is gonna be hard for us, because we have a very little time to learn everything. And Plastic Arts is not a career that you can hurry up. Unless we have theoric subjects, on those we can study a lot and learn a lot in a few time, but how can I learn to be a good visual artist having two months terms? The most difficult subject to me is sculpture, because it requires a lot of time to think, and then you have to learn to use the materials you have, and find the materials you need. And then, you have to create a simile (With all measurements and stuff), and just on this point you start to create a artistic project. It spends a lot of time to me.

My favourite are the drawing classes, because my teacher is very alternative, and the works are so interesting. I hate aesthetics class, IS SO BORING, and is very early in the morning. And I have to travel a lot to go to the university, so I have to wake up at 6 am. About my new-year classes, the only thing I can say is that I will never forget it. Arrive to the university after the next week is gonna be a impressive success. And why will I talk about arriving tho the university at January 2nd?