A TV Series I’ve Enjoyed Watching

Hi again, today i'm going to talk abot a TV series I've enjoyed watching:

Vis a Vis!

Vis a vis is a drama tv show from Spain released in 2015 that tells the story of Macarena Ferreiro, a naive woman that commited a crime because her boss told her to do it and she couldn't say 'no' to him because was in love, so she stole a lot of money for his boss (and lover at the same time) causing that she ended in jail.

She arrived to the jail called 'Cruz del Sur' and she receives a seven-year sentence and she can't go out unless her family paid a lot of money that they don't have. In the jail she knew a lot of danger prisoners but the cruelest is Zulema Zahir, a killer that is going to pass her whole life in prision so she doesn't care about anything. A girl in the prison died and everyone in the prison found a secret: she had a lot of  hidden money in a place near the prison. So, the father of Macarena and Zulema's boyfriend are runing after the money while the girls are fighting each other in the jail.

Macarena has to face many things like the fact that she is pregnant and her boss is the father of the baby, she is falling in love of a prison guard and a cellmate at the same time. And there is a doctor in the prison that harasses her in multiple times.
I love this show because you can see many things going on while you noticed an evolution of Macarena, she experiences many changes on his personality and that is something that I love about this show, that the characters aren't the same while the series proceed.

I highly recommend it, is very funny and interesting :).

A Subject I Enjoyed Studying this Semester

Hi again!

Today I'm going to tell you guys about a subject that I like, I choose English ( I'm not a bootlicker believe me). This class is about the English language in general terms, but associated with interesting topics or topics related with our carrer (Dentistry). There are levels of English classes based on a test that has an audio with questions about it.

I like this class because it is more chilled than the others, we have different forms of test, not just tests on paper, we have presentations, conversations, etc. Here we can talk about topics like discrimination, gender-problems, drugs. And we've talked about important people like Nelson Mandela and his story. 

Unlike the others subjects, this class doesn't make me feel anxious, it is more relaxed and interesting at the same time. My favourite activity was looking for places in London because I could find several places that I didn't know, and a lot of these are free :)

Learning English is very important, it is one of the most spoken languages in the world, it can help you get many oportunities like jobs or relationship with other people around the world. You can also find more information in English than Spanish and it could be very helpful.

An Expert in my Field: William Morton

A person that I admire a lot is William Morton.
William Thomas Morton was an American dentist who first publicly demonstrated the use of inhaled ether as a surgical anaesthetic in 1846. He was born in Charlton, Massachusetts, Morton was the son of a miner called James Morton and Rebecca Morton. He was a salesman in Boston for a couple years until he got into Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1840, he gained notoriety for developing a new process to make false teeth. But he left college to study with the dentist Horace Wells in Connecticut.

His pacients asked him to do a tooth extraction without getting any pain and he started to use nitrous oxide a lot, and then the use of anaesthesia became an obssesion in his life.
He started to do several experiments on animals and on himself. One day, a random guy had an emergency and he needed an extraction, so Morton used ether as a surgical anaesthetic and it was perfect because the pacient said that he didn't feel anything in the extraction.
The next day, this story was on the news and the Goverment gave Morton a ''national recompense'' of $100.000.

I like this guy because I feel that Surgery is related to agony for everyone, and William Morton created something that ended that stereotype and made the world of Medicine better. :)