2.      I live in Soledad, Atlántico with my mom, my sister, my grandma and my dog in a 2 story house. The house has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, each bedroom has one bed. We also have a kitchen next to the living room and we have a patio where my grandma has plants.

3.      I get up at 6 o’ clock and I eat my breakfast around 6:30. I usually eat bread with some fried eggs. When I go to work, I take a motocarro. I eat my lunch at 12 o’ clock and I usually eat rice with meat and a banana. I arrive at home around 7:30 and exercise for like an hour, then I eat at 8:45 and I almost everyday eat a sandwich, and then I go to bed at 10 o’ clock. On the weekends I try to do the homework from all the subjects that I have and I rarely study English if I am being honest.

I live in Soledad and my city is not big but there are a few places where everybody can go so, they enjoy the city and have a fun time. There are 3 places that I recommend, which are Parque Muvdi, Plaza de Soledad and Museo Bolivariano.

In Soledad there is this typical food called “butifarra”, and butifarra is made of ground pork meat, ground beef, pork´s gut, salt, pepper and garlic. But it is always better if it is accompanied with bun.

Soledad’s main celebrations are San Antonio de Padua’s day and Butifarra´s Festival, where people usually go to church to pray and ask for miracles, and on the other one they eat different types of butifarras.

If I had to recommend visitors a place to have fun, I would tell them to go to Parque Muvdi so they can enjoy the water park with multiple pools or go to the farm where they can learn about animals and feed them. And If not, they could go to the Museo Bolivariano which is an imposing colonial house where they can learn about the liberator and how he spent his last days.