A SET OF GUIDELINES I'll give you some hypothetic set of guidelines for neightbors: 1. Don't listen musid too loud in the night. Usually we want to sleep, but if you want to give a party, you can rent a different place. Walls are skinny! 2. Can everybodies please take out the dog poop of gardens? It's very disgusting saw that every day and the smells are terrible. 3. Would you mind parking in the correct place? In some days I need to find another parking space because someone is parking in mine.

Travel suggestions- Bogotá I was born in Ubate (a town near to Bogotá) and later I moved to Bogota when I started my University, it was 7 years ago. I'll give you some suggestion for knowing this city if you want. First, you need to know if you need a VISA for visiting my country, nevertheless, the passport is mandatory. When you're going to buy the tickets, the better option is to buy only airport without reservation in hotels, usually, the tourist pack are expensive. This city has a lot of type of hotels, but if you want reserve a 5 stars hotel you can! I ought to search your reservation in booking which is a good website. When you arrive you should take a taxi or transmilenio (public transportation). Be careful with uber because in this country this type of transportation doesn't have a well regulation and you can be object for penalty. You'd better have some cash with you because some little business doesn't have electronic cash terminal. However, the big restaurants and hotels accept this means of payment. Try to be careful in public transportation, it is a big city and thieves are ready. You must have a interpreter if you don't know anything about spanish because the majority of population aren't familiar with english and much less with other languages. You should visit the downtown, Monserrate (a mountain that has a temple catholic with a veiwpoint of city), the 93 park, botanical garden and the simon bolivar's parks. By the way the majority of musseums and historical places are situated in the downtown. Another good option is to know the villages in the sabana's train (the tourist packets are offered on Internet) Finally, the food is very delicious, you ought to eat tamal and pandebono, also you ought to drink chocolate, aguapanela, masato and other tipycal recipies. I don't think that chicha is a good option because it might produce a stomach pain but if you want you can drink it. I hope that you can visit this place when pandemic finishes.

Rice with chicken Ingredients: 1 Chicken fillet, Salt, Onion, 1 cup of Rice, 200 grams of Beans, 200 grams of Peas, Garlic, oil, 6 sausages Steps: First, cut the chicken in litle slices, also mash the garlic and onion. After that, put the slices of chicken with salt, garlic, onion and oil in the pot until is cooked. Then, take 2 cup of water and put into the pot. When the water start to boil, add the rice. Next, put into the pot peas and start to chop beans and sausages. Finally, when the rice is dry, add the other ingredients, stir constantly for 5 minutes and enjoy.

A DESCRIPTIVE EMAIL Three months ago, I moved to my parents house. It's very different than my old apartment, but also have similar things, for example this house has just as many rooms and bathrooms as my apartment, also has just as much bright as my old apartment. Otherwise this house isn't enough private, but it's convinient at this moment. Futher, in this house I can live with my family. Living room and kitchen in my old apartment aren't as big as my parents house, and we have a good times. Anyway, my life is different and at this blockdown I can't pay a single apartment, also I like to have someone by my side.