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 I study plastic arts and although I like my career, in general. However, there are little things that I would change. One of those things is the methodology of 2 first-year courses, art history and aesthetics because in these 2 subject people from the entire art faculty attend, so there are 300 people in a room class and it is suffocating and boring because there is a lot of time lost. If it were up to me, I would divide that subject into different smaller courses, but I would continue to maintain the mix of people from different careers because I think it is interesting to do interdisciplinary works. Concerning that, I think interdisciplinary practical subjects are deficient because the only ones there are theoretical subjects and the projects that result between people who are dedicated to different disciplines would be super interesting, besides that in usual, there are not many groups works into the career. The other thing that I would change could be to add specialities becau...

Throughout the pandemic, I have started and stopped doing some activities. There was a time when I did exercise and yoga, but lately, I have not practised it, although I should go back to it because I felt good doing it. The activity that I have done the most and has been a constant is baking, especially sweet preparations, such as cakes, pies, cookies, etc. I have also made bread, gnocchi, pasta and pizza, but in less quantity. The recipe I have made the most is the carrot cake, but I don't have any photos, probably because at home they eat it quickly. Baking became important in my life because it relaxes me a lot, and when I'm anxious or stressed, I go to the kitchen and start cooking whatever. Although I have always cooked because I have been a vegetarian for many years and lived alone before the pandemic, I hardly ever cooked for fun. But cooking sweet recipes that are not as necessary as making lunch makes me relax and have a good time. Now that I can go out, I bake less b...

 As far as I remember, at my parent's house, we used to have dogs, but they weren't really my pets, they were everyone's pets. My first pet was a hen, I don't remember if I named it, but I went to the chicken coop every day to collect the egg that she laid. Then I had a cat that we found in the neighbourhood with my brother. Her name was Lily. It was the first cat I had, so consequently, I guess from that moment on, I am a cat person. She died after a fight with my neighbour's dog, which was a huge Akita, and it was so depressing because after the fight she just ran away and didn't come back. And my current pet is a cat. She is 9 years old. I've had her since she was a baby because I adopted her when a friend's cat had kittens. She is very fluffy and soft, that's why it's great to do caress. When I can't fall asleep and also it's too late, she gets on top of me and purrs to make me sleep. She is super cute. I love her very much, even if s...