Level 3 Odonlology 2020

This is my favorite photograph. More than a favorite is the most special, since a person appears who was very important in my life and that was the last birthday that he was with me, this person is my grandfather. I remember the moment of that photo; I was turning 8 years old. We were in my old house, and my grandmother took the photo, I remember when she told me to look at the camera. This image transports me to the memories of my childhood, where I only had responsibilities and concerns as a child, where I was unaware of everything that was to come in a few more years: studies, sadness, joys, disappointments and triumphs. I feel that this image conveys that you don't need great luxuries to be happy: a cake and being with our loved ones, and this is something that has been forgotten a bit in today's society, where having more is synonymous with being happier, and we forget about the things that really matter. Thanks for reading! :)  

  Hello everyone! This is my fourth blog, in which I will tell you about something that we have probably all faced this year: interacting with people we do not know, virtually. Since the pandemic began, technology has taken on an essential role to be able to communicate and interact with others, however, before COVID-19, it was only a complementary tool, because most of the people we knew were in person. So, what has it been like to interact with strangers online? The truth is that better than I imagined. At first, I was very unmotivated, as one of the things I most looked forward to from university was meeting new people. However, over time I got used to this mechanic, and I have met some great people. From some fleeting love (which did not turn out well), to people who, although I do not know in person, have become great supports in stressful and difficult times. And as the year goes by, I get to know even more classmates, with whom there is always something to talk about. I am