My first job

The first time that I worked, I was 18 I worked as a receptionist in a gym. At the beginning I was a part-time employee, but a few time before I start to work full time. It was an exhausting job, because I had to do many things at the same time, even though it was a good time.

In that place I learned a lot, first I learned to work under pressure, I learned to work with people and the most important: I learned that it doesn't matter how important is your work, because the most important, is that you always have to give the best of you.

I worked as a receptionist for around one year, after that time for personal reasons I left the job. Working there I met very nice people and I made some friends too, but one thing that I always remember is all the affection and good wishes that I received the day when I went.

Seventh Art

When people think about art, most of them think in a picture like “ The Gioconda” or a sculpture like “ The David,” but they forget that there are many other art expressions like the movies. I'm really fond of movies, but I don't like all them, my favorites are those that leaves something in you: a phrase, an image and so on. Usually I prefer European or Asian movies; nevertheless, a few months ago an American movie attracted my attention, the name: “ The sunset limited”.

The plot of “ The Sunset Limited” is about an university teacher who tried to commit suicide and the religious man who stop him. Most of the plot happened in the apartment of the religious man, in this, the two men try to expose their feelings and beliefs to the other, closest to a what a philosophical discussion would be.While one of them has lost his faith and doesn't believe in anything; the other just tried to show another point of view. As the movie moves forward, the characters talk about: life, god and even love, and from time to time the roles seem to change. The sunset limited is based in the play of the same name, and probably isn't a movie for everyone. However even you believe or not in what the characters say, it makes you remember something: “Nothing is ever black or white”.