“It’s peanut butter jelly time!”
That’s all I hear…

I miss Vancouver and this view is one that I loved.

Thanks!

Love the effect

I did it in three days but didn’t track the time. I tend to do this things between patients so, when I can or on the weekends.

Thanks! Had do try something a bit special with my last piece of wood.

Thanks! It’s a very good exercise to practice woodcarving.

I don’t mind it now, it’s just a bit of a heartbreak when it happens. But we have to move on (making a reference to the musical “Sunday in the park with George”).

Thanks for sharing!

I have carved hearts before, but I’m out of wood right now. When I get more im going to try to do a heart chain ;)

Worst in what sense? I see it’s just the way it should be for hot xD

Thanks!

To be honest I don’t know anything about wood. I know if the wood works when I start carving.

Hi, is that Torres del Paine?

I’ll check it out!

I know some nurses that work in the ICU but they all are Chilean. If I’m not mistaken you need to see if her certifications are accepted by Chilean authorities. If you want to listen to chilean Spanish there is a D&D one shot I DMed in YouTube. It’s the only one in Spanish youtu.be/h-2zy9vpuyo?...

Ok, just so you know chilean Spanish is not Spanish xD. It’s the same language but it’s known to be one of the most difficult to understand, even for other Latin American people. I’m saying this so you are not shocked by it. Regarding work, it depends what you are hoping to work in.

I’m Chilean so my experience may be different. That being said in general I heard good experiences from US expats. It really depends if you find a community, there are a lot of them. And if you like to travel, you have a lot of different options. I currently live in Santiago but I’m moving south.