My Favourite Piece of technology
My favorite piece of technology is the cell phone, this device helps me to always be connected with my family that lives in the south. Any problem or news in my family is communicated immediately, so I always communicate with them to tell them how I am doing in college, my family is a great emotional support and I need to be always connected with them, especially with my mother. . .
In addition, the cell phone is a great help to get rid of doubts quickly, Google is incredible, it takes you out of doubt instantly.
The only problem with this is that nowadays it becomes a vice and social networks consume us, you just have to know how to use them and not give them more than the necessary time.
My life without a cell phone would affect me a lot because I would lose the immediate contact I have with my family.

Post 2
Since I was a kid, I never thought about a dream job, I just played and tried to live peacefully with my family. When the time came to make a decision, it was not the career I am currently in, at that time I decided to study a degree in history and it was an excellent decision despite not having finished it. After two years of studying this career, I realized that I did not see myself working on it, so I decided to travel to the capital to study what really fascinated me, which is the clarinet. 
It has been more difficult to live in Santiago than the difficulty of studyng, the change of city affects a lot, but over time i have become accustomed. I hope to finish the race and return to the south to work doing classes or playing in an orchestra.

My Auto Biography

Hello professor and classmates, I will tell you a little about myself.

My name is Carlos Isla, I was born in Concepción in 1993, until I was 21 years old I lived there and then I came to live in Santiago to complete my music studies.

I did my school period at the Enrique Molina Institute, then I studied at the music conservatory and also made 2 years of history at the Catholic University of the Most Holy Conception. I am very happy to have lived this experience because I met incredible people who until now have very close contact.

I am currently studying musical interpretation in the specialty of clarinet at the University of Chile.

About my family I can say that my parents still live in conception and that I have an older brother who is an engineer and lives in Chiloe, with him we get along quite well, but we do not share many interests.

The free time I have work and the rest I spend with my partner with whom we live together.