My perfect job

My perfect job will be diving, in a paradaise place like Italy, Galapagos Islands, the coral triangle of the pacific, Caribbean islands, etc..

I don´t care is the diving will be in the area of tourist, arqueology, biology, the most important is stay underthe water.

I like this job first because i love the water, the sea and the aquatic animals (octopus, shark, whales, dolphines, crustaceans, etc). Second because it is one of muy more special dreams. Third, because i fell that the sea have a lot of thing to show us and we don´t listen.

The qualities that you need for work like diving are serenity, humble (because you don´t gave a lot of money with this job) and compromise. But the reward is first travel around the world, second have a serene life. Third you don´t live with stress.

I have to tell you that i had never dived in my life, everytime that i tried something happend, is like i had bad lucky¡¡¡¡

I hope very soon can live this experience, for be more specific this summer 

midnight palace

I am going to tell you about one of my favorite books, its name is "Minight palace". This book gave me my cousin Margarita six years ago, and it is my theasure.
It written by Carlos Ruiz Zafón , He is a spanish writer. He lives in Barcelona and he fell in love with this city. He was born in 1964
"Mindnight palace" is his second book. It´s not very famouse like "the wind´s shadow" wiht this book he won a lot of prices but for me is the best.
The history happens in Calcuta (is a city in India), when It was still a British Colony.
The history focus in the twins Ben and Sheere. After they were born his grandmother separeted them. Ben lived in a orphanage with his six friends While Sheere lived with his grandmother like nomads.
they meet again few day before their birhday number sixteen. And together should avoid be trapped for Jawahal ( a demon o espirit). This is a brief releate for this book.
I don´t want to say anything more about this book because the plot and the twists of the story are amazing and unbelievable. And the end is the best I never suspect it.

                                         Calcuta

Carlos Ruiz Zafón