HISTOLOGY and TAEKWONDO

In this semester I enjoy 3 courses: Anatomy, Histology and Ecology, but definitely win Histology, something that surprised me because when i was studying nursing I hate histology, I don't understand anything, the teachers is so tedius and I see only stain of colors in the histological samples. It was horrible and imagine my califications most horrible.
But now I don't now, because it will be? It will be because the teacher is so dedicated in that the students learn, because she give us many opportunities for learn with your classes, the questionnaires, videos, book and labs with quiz, as well as is so structured and organized with your class that anyone understands, and if you not she explain again. I learn so properly with her that in your test I take a very good calification.

This is the teacher Maria Soledad Fernandez Garay 

Other elective course that i enjoy a lot is Taekwondo because it frees me stress and I felt so relaxed before of practic. Even thought been 2 days a week and the first day i felt in pain in all my body :c.
But like this I learn to fight and I hit the robbers and I love the different types of kick that exist in Taekwondo.

¡Karen Trendler!

Karen Trendler, the 42 year old founder of Wildcare Africa Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Kameeldrift, South Africa, drawing on her vast experience in wild animal rehabilitation and rescue. 25 years in conservation, wildlife rehabilitation, crisis response, training and special projects. She protects the most vulnerable animals in Africa, the rhinoceros and the elephant, since they hunt them because their horns are worth a lot of money. Also is a Rhino orphan expert, because many rhinos are orphaned because hunters kill their parents. In the book where they talk about their work they mention Kapela, Thandi, Mbali, Chips, Moheng, Ntombi who are baby rhinos that she saved, and surely she gives her maximum effort to save all who can, she and her team.

Karen Trendler cares for Ntombi, a two-month old white rhino

Birthday of Karen: 6 of july

Twitter: @Workingwild

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karen.trendler 

Blog: workingwild-karent.blogspot.com

Book: "Wildcare: The Story Of Karen Trendler And Her African Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre", in this link: http://www.rhinoresourcecenter.com/pdf_files/141/1414472552.pdf 

World famous rhino orphan rehabilitator Karen Trendler is pictured feeding a two-day-old rhino calf. In February this year, the Thula Thula Rhino Orphanage where she worked was forced to close after it was attacked by a rhino poaching gang

The Wolves

I love wolves, ever since I was a child, maybe because of the “Balto” movies that I repeated over and over or the last name of my grandmother “Lobos”, but I've always liked it. I love his physique, his fur, his eyes, but what I love about them is his strength, his impotent aura, independence, loyalty that is reflected in his pack, his leader who is the strongest and always looks for the good of the weakest, I do not know because there are people who think that the wolves are characterized by being solitary when it is totally contrary, your brand is the teamwork, also they are always communicating by howls that is exquisite for our ears.

In facebook there are pages of shelters of wolves and always upload videos in which they are howling or playing. I always thought I would like to work there. since there they are protected, since they are the last. Although recently someone shot and killed the last white wolf in one of those shelters, I felt very sad and angry, what did they gain by doing that?...

My Happy Grandmother

I take this photography when my family and me go to vacation to the beach "Las Cruces" in the holiday of "La Fiestas Patrias". Then, we go to the forest for explore and pick up mushroom. I likes this picture because my dear grandmother look so happy and relaxed, that is so strange because she always be stressed in home and in the pictures look so serious. But that smile is authentic, she asked me to take, because she be surrounded for "piñas" of "pinos".

There go out all the spirit of child of my grandmother, she called me so emocioned when she founded a mushroom, we climbed to that pine of which you see its branches in the photo, and my sister pick up your first mushroom alone and catch much "piñas" for play. I will like that is moment never gone. I will like that smile is been in her forever.