Holy-Days
In the past 4 years my vacations have been divided in 3 stages.
Stage number one is going to the south of Chile, specifically in one of the islands near to the Great Island of Chiloé. This is because I’m member of a group that does this every year in order to help people over there, making things like puppet shows to the children in the morning and after lunch going to the people’s houses and help them in domestic chores. The structure changes every year but that’s basically what we do over there. We get very tired but is also really fun.
The second stage is in the first part of February, when me and my family go to Tongoy, that is a little town close to La Serena and has a beautiful beach were we can swim. Most of the times me and my family (my parents and my two little sisters) go with our 4 grandparents, so we are nine and we have a fun time.
The third stage is the second part of February and I usually travel with my friends as far away as the hitch-hike and the money can take us. Normally I go with my closest friends in groups of 3 or 4 people and we go to the north or the south of Chile. It would be nice to go out to a place like Peru, Bolivia or Argentina that are near to go, but to do that I would need to get a job soon so I could save some money.
This three stage formula never disappointed me, and I expect this year to be as fun as always.
Stage number one is going to the south of Chile, specifically in one of the islands near to the Great Island of Chiloé. This is because I’m member of a group that does this every year in order to help people over there, making things like puppet shows to the children in the morning and after lunch going to the people’s houses and help them in domestic chores. The structure changes every year but that’s basically what we do over there. We get very tired but is also really fun.
The second stage is in the first part of February, when me and my family go to Tongoy, that is a little town close to La Serena and has a beautiful beach were we can swim. Most of the times me and my family (my parents and my two little sisters) go with our 4 grandparents, so we are nine and we have a fun time.
The third stage is the second part of February and I usually travel with my friends as far away as the hitch-hike and the money can take us. Normally I go with my closest friends in groups of 3 or 4 people and we go to the north or the south of Chile. It would be nice to go out to a place like Peru, Bolivia or Argentina that are near to go, but to do that I would need to get a job soon so I could save some money.
This three stage formula never disappointed me, and I expect this year to be as fun as always.
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