I would have loved to go many places this summer, but thanks to the pandemic, all my plans have changed, having quite limited options now. Even with that, I thought of going to a place where I could keep a routine without interacting with many strangers, where the staff keeps everything clean and healthy to avoid any infection. With that in mind, my main option is to go to a Resort in Valparaiso for a week approximately. I plan to go there with my family, and the idea is to enjoy as many features of the resort as we can, since some options are limited for the pandemic, such as spas or private pools. But then we can still use services as pools, buffets, game rooms and we can still go and tour around Valparaiso, visit a couple of beaches, buy souvenirs and visit iconic places. Asides from the vacations, I haven’t thought much of what else to do in the summer, but perhaps finding a job is not a bad idea. Boredom is something that usually affects me during summertime, and even more...
I have
always liked cold places a lot. It is not everyday that I get to see snow, so a
snowy country would be ideal. Even better if they also speak a language I know.
That is why Canada is my option, even though I fear I would have to learn some French
as well, since I know some cities of the country use French as main language
rather than English. I would love to tour around some cities and visit some
monuments, like the CN Tower, which is one of the biggest towers in the world,
located in Toronto. I would also like to stay in Canada for a little longer,
not just as a tourist but also a Student, since I have heard that Canada’s
Biochemistry careers are pretty good. Being a cold, beautiful destination,
where I can not only tour bur also learn, Canada is my perfect option, and I
would have to think about others.
I like the cold places too, and canada houses one of my nba favorites team, Toronto Raptops.
ResponderEliminarOh my god, I love Toronto too, It is a good place to live and since I like cold places, it is a good choice.
ResponderEliminarWhy is biochemistry so good in Canadá?
ResponderEliminarDo they have a bigger research area?
Omg, I didn't know about the tower, it sound amazing to visit
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ResponderEliminarI love cold weather! I have a biochemist friend who lived in Canada, and it's true science is much better valued than in this country.