Post 6: A picture that I like

The picture that I like is the picture of the "Titicaca" lake in Puno, Peru. I like this picture because it is the beautiful lake in my country and I was in this place three years ago when I worked in the organization called "Jurado Nacional de Elecciones" in Peru. I think this lake is wonderful and represents the peace and tranquility.


I was in Puno in 2010, and I had an opportunity to know the "Titicaca" Lake and took many pictures of "Titicaca".

When I took the picture, I saw the clear water, the blue sky and the small islands in the "Titicaca" Lake and I was impressed because the islands were made with vegetable called Uro by the people that lives in these.

About the tourism in the "Titicaca", I can say there were some tourist restaurants in the islands of Tititicaca when I went to know this lake, but I didn't eat beacuse thought the prices of the plates of food were very expensive.

I would like travel to Puno and go to the "Titicaca" Lake again.

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Post 1: My autobiography

My name is Jesus Bravo. I was born in Chiclayo, Peru in 1987, but I lived many years with my parents and brothers in Ferreñafe city near Chiclayo. I started elementary school when I was 5 years old and I finished my high school education in 2003.

I studied Electronic Engineering at "Pedro Ruiz Gallo" University in Lambayeque, Peru and I got the bachelor's degree in 2010. Then I moved to Lima city, where I had my first job.

When I started to work, I traveled to some cities in my country, for example: Ica, Puerto Maldonado, Puno and Oxapampa where I knew some tourist places.

I returned to Chiclayo city in 2012 and I became an Engineer in that year. 

Later I applied for a scholarship to study a Master in Engineering of communications networks at University of Chile and I obtained this. Then I quit my job in Peru and traveled to Chile

Now, I'm happy because I'm studying for a master and I like to live in Santiago. I prefer to study but I also like to relax so I listen to music, play some computer games and write some poems in free time.

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Post 5: Why do you want to become a Master in Engineering of communications networks?

When I was a child, I wanted to become a doctor or a firefighter. I liked to help all people and I watched many action movies. I played with my friends and I imitated a doctor and I said to them: Open your mouth, stick out your tongue and close your mouth. When they chewed their tongues, it was very funny.

When I was studying in high school, I started to hate the anatomy course, then I decided not to study medicine. Also, I didn't want to be a firefighter, because a firefighter doesn't have a salary in my country.

I always like the maths and the technology, then when I studied the last year in high school, I decided to study electronic engineering as first option and engineering of systems as second option.

When I finished high school, I earned an income to study electronic engineering at Pedro Ruiz Gallo University, but I also obtained an income to study engineering of systems at Santo Toribio University. I chose the first option.

When I was studying electronic engineering at university, I started to like the communications networks.Then first, I took a training of telecommunications, as student scholarship, and when I started to work, I took some courses about networking and IT. I got an international certification in networking by CISCO.

Later I wanted to study for a master about networks and technology, then I explored in the web and found the opportunity to obtain a scholarship to study a Master in Engineering of communications networks at University of Chile. Now, I am happy, because I am studying this master. But I know that it is only a start of  an interesting career in my life.

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