Post 7 Music

I don't like one genre of music, I like several. I can't understand people who like only one type of music, how can you close the doors to other kind of music just because you decided to only listen one genre? I think that's kind of boring.

That said, my taste of music is like you put all genres in a blender. In fact, a friend once told me that my genre of music is the "one hit wonder". I only listen to the song that made that artist famous, mainly because I didn't want to hear the rest of the album. Besides, it's the most popular one, it has to be the better one. 

I do have my favorites genres tho. I like rock (indie and progressive are my favorites), peruvian waltzes, techno, OST of games that I like, synthwave, eurobit, old cumbias and classic song that you hear in new year (what a very good soup or like we say "Watanegui consup"), kpop. I can still going.

Rock and emo were my first love in my teenage years. The lyrics of songs of linkin park or, my personal favorite, three days grace just talked to me. The outcast feeling or not be undestood by your friends and family. Classic teenager. I also loved the songs that talked about being rejected.  I still love that kind of songs.

I am tempted to put a song of three days grace, but I'm not that teenager girl anymore. I listen the full album now when I like a band. My current obsessions are Porcupine tree and Tame impala. Can you belive tame impala is just one guy that plays all the instruments and also sing?

Post 6 Posgraduate Studies

I think this is like the third time I talk about this. 

The plan for now is, after I finish plastic arts, I'm going to keep studying pedagogy here, in la Chile. I'm considering if this is the university that I want to do my posgraduate study. A friend of mine told me that in la Cato you can graduate of pedagogy in one year, so... it's quicker and tempting.

I just want to graduate, man. I'm tired of studying. I've been in the university for almost 8 years (different careers). Because of that I think I won't do any other master or phD in the near future. Maybe I'll specialize in another thing after I work a few years when I can pay for my studies. If that's the case, I would prefer a part-time course in the evenings. The opportunity of "only studying" is only for this career.

As I talked in the last post, one option of my future is doing a postgraduate study of art therapy. Since we talked a lot of future plans I just read the requirements, the graduate profile and stuff like that and I'm surprise. That is an option that adjust to my plans. I need at least 4 years of work experience, have a degree in arts or education (I will have both), have experience with therapy. Yeah, I think I just found my future plans. Thanks teacher.
 

Post 5 My future job

The future scares me.

When I entered in this career, the most common question (besides "are you serious?") was "What are you gonna work in?". The plan for now is been able to be a teacher. When I was in school I hated almost every subject, but in the last 4 years I had a teacher that I truly loved. All the things she taught me was kind of useful in a way or another (for a hobby or a halloween costume). I want to give that experience to kids, arts can be fun. So I would work in schools or maybe workshops.

I don't expect a great salary, in Chile being a teacher isn't the job to be rich. If I wanted money I would have stayed in the other career, the medical area is more lucrative. 

But I'm not putting all my eggs in one basket because I don't know if I'll like being a teacher. That's why I'm in this career. There's a lot of majors that I can take. If pedagogy isn't my field, maybe something with health and art. I can't remember the extact name, but it's something about therapy with art. That's two of the things that I like. Double help.

There's a plan C. I want to learn how to tattoo but I don't think it's my field. I mean I like been tattoo but I don't know if I would be a good tattoo artist. I like the idea of working in a studio, maybe have something of my own. I could travel with that, but traveling is kind of a pain in the ass for me (see post 1).