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Welcome to my second post! today I'm going to tell you how I lived October 25th, the day of the plebiscite in Chile. Unfortunately, I could not go to vote that day, because I had to travel urgently from Curicó, my voting place, to Santiago. This because my mother got sick over the weekend, and we quickly took her to a clinic in Santiago. It was a very difficult day inside a waiting room. There was a TV in the clinic where I watched the news of the voting, it made me very happy to see that people had their options defined, and that many people went to vote. Fortunately my mom is well today, and at the end of that day I was able to listen from my apartment in downtown Santiago to the celebrations of the victory of the Apruebo. The day started off badly, but at the end of the day I was happy with my mom.   If u went to Plaza Italia that day, stayed home, or celebrated in any way, let me know in the comments! :-)

Hey everyone! I will start my new blog by talking to you about a place I want to travel to after the pandemic, and that is Argentina.  Although it is not a very attractive place, I like how simple life is there. My boyfriend is from Argentina, and I haven't seen him since March, when the quarantine started in Chile. We usually spend holidays and festivities together, like New Year. My boyfriend's family lives on a beautiful beach near Mar del Plata, and watching the fireworks in the sea is an unforgettable experience. The rest of the year, we meet during holidays and I visit him in the city where he studies, which is La Plata. I really like that city, because it has a very particular architecture, the streets are diagonal, it has many cathedrals, and there are many breweries.   Although it is difficult to have a long-distance relationship, even more so now in a pandemic, it can bring you unforgettable experiences and value every moment. Let me know in the comments i...