Not done yet

I play my first video game when I had 13 years old, I was in my grandma house and my cousin had him first play station as a gift for him birthday, so he called to my grandma house to invited me to use it with him for the first time. This is very difficult to say because I have more than one, but my top one favorite video game it’s mortal kombat, I just really love it and me and my best friend save money for a whole year to buy a play station together, so we always share it. But actually I don’t used too much, because I have so many homework from university, but when I finish my academic year, I’m going to used it in my free time. Most of the time I skip sleep just for playing mortal kombat, because playing in the night it’s too much fun. There’s sometimes that I prefer playing games to going out, but if they (my family or friends) invited me with anticipation I never cancel planes to stay at home playing games, only a few times when I have the possibility to choose, and I’m too t...

I’ve always been a fan of Elizabeth Bishop; I remember when I read one of her poems in high school I feel so inspired, and I immediately search information about her and her work. Elizabeth was very good poet and short-story writer; she was born in Worcester, Massachusetts and was an only child. Her first approach to arts in general was when she attended to the Walnut Hill School, where she studied music. Her first poems were published in a student magazine by a friend when she was in high school. After that she continuous writing poems and her big influence was the poet Marianne Moore, even they became in very good friends. In 1995 Elizabeth published her book titled  Poems: North & South—A Cold Spring,  this book make her won the Pulitzer Prize in 1956. I kinda love her, I think that the manner in which she write poems it’s so honest, she can express the most banal things in the most beautiful way. Also all of her poems are about her personal exp...