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WHAT I DO ON HOLIDAYS… I always spend my holidays in Samaniego: my mother’s hometown, a place full of beautiful things to relax you! When I’m here I do what I can’t do when I’m in Pasto at the University. But they’re not only nice things! First, I meet with my friends to spend a good time. For example, we sometimes go to the pool, we occasionally cook delicious recipes, we often sing with the guitar, and we usually watch horror movies! Second, I clean my house; it’s a way to compensate what my parents did while I was studying. For instance, I have to sweep, to wash my clothes, to cook the lunch and the dinner, and to clean the hairdresser’s tools (my mom is a hairdresser :3): the lava, the hair-dryer, the machines, the gyratory chair, the towels, etc. And third, I also spend my time studying a little bit. For example, I review the new themes for the next semester, I read interesting things in English and French, I practice my speaking with my foreign friends, and I study with my traverse flute between 1- 2 hours for day. To conclude, this is what I usually do on holidays, and this is what I enjoy whit. Thanks in advance. ^^

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     I always spend my holidays here in "Samaniego," my mother’s beautiful and relaxing hometown. My routine here is different than when when I’m in "Pasto."

     First, I spend time with my friends, and we go to the pool, cook delicious foods, sing and play guitar, and watch horror movies.

     Second, I clean house, because it’s a way to show my appreciation to my parents for what they did for me while I was studying. For instance, I sweep, wash clothes, and cook lunch and dinner. I also clean my mom's hairdressing tools. I clean her lava, hair-dryer, machines, gyratory chair, and towels. 

     Third, I spend time studying, for example; I review new themes for next semester, read English and French, practice speaking with my friends, and practice transverse flute for about one or two hours a day. 

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