A stage of my life

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Hi everybody! Today I will tell you a little about a stage of my life...

At the age of 11 with my family we went to live in the city of Copiapó, located in the region of Atacama (northern boy of Chile).

The truth is that it was quite sad for me, because going to live in another city (so far from Santiago) meant leaving my grandparents, my aunts, my cousins and my friends!!!! 

For me, this was all terrible because I would have to adapt to a new city, I had to change schools. Having to change schools caused me a lot of distress because I am a person who has a hard time socializing, besides throughout my life I had already changed schools 4 times!! and at the last school (Pehuén school) I had made a very nice link with my colleagues, it was the only school in which I had integrated very easily and very well.

The truth is that that summer I had a very bad time imagining what that new school was going to be like and what my new classmates were going to be like and aaah everything

Well, the day of going to school came and, well, that semester was the worst of my life. I had a hard time joining the course, although in the end I had 2 friends and just when everything was going well, my parents decided to leave Copiapó and come to Santiago...

In conclusion, I really liked Copiapó. The truth is that I do not know very well why, since it is not a whole-beautiful city (in my opinion), but the sky at night looks SPECTACULAR, when I looked at the sky I felt I could touch the stars with my hand. I really liked the weather, the vineyards between the hills and the beaches that are nearby (which are really beautiful).

This is the Bahía Inglesa beach

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  1. Yorza Gallegos28 de junio de 2020, 19:44

    I think that change had to be so sad and hard for you at 11 ! I'm glad that you came back to Santiago :)

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