Cony's disaster

Hello, It's time for a new blog and it will be a movie review (yay :P) Well, the name of the movie is "Suffragette". The story takes place in 1912 in England and the plot is about the feminist movement to get women's rights to vote. I like the film, because it takes a real event and create a different perspective of the event,  it doesn't feel fictional, you stay very sceptic to the idea of Maud Watts to enter to the feminist movement, because she has a family to take care and the society could be punish her if she do it, also she had a very shy personality in the first part of the film. However, she surprises the audience when she tells her experience and how she lives while she works at the laundry. She passed through for a lot of things and then you could understand why she could do all the things that she did in the movie. In the film participate many characters, but my favorites are Edith Ellyn and Maud Watts, because both of them wanted a change...

Well well, now I have to talk about one of my favorite vacations, and is when I travelled to Japan in summer 2017 (there it was winter hehe). I travelled with my mom for a week, and it was crazy, because we took the airplane at midday (probably, I can't remember) and the flight lasted like 12 hours. We ate breakfast at the plane and we took off on Toronto, Canada.  We had to run to the gate of our next flight, because we didn't know the arrangement of the airport and the location of the customs. Incidentally, we had to throw out everything on a plastic bottle, we didn't know that, so we took precaution on the next airport, Vancouver. After Vancouver we finally arrived on Japan (the journey took like a day, and I didn't sleep to much on the planes... I was like a zombie). We arrived with a little delay so our guide didn't wait for us in the hotel, but she left us some intructions and the hotel workers were very nice. We visited Tokyo (the Tokyo's...

Uhh.... I need some time to think about it. If I choose a country that I never visit before I would choose Germany. My grandgrand parents are from there, and I think it would be a very good experience, the language maybe would be a problem, but you can always buy a dictionary or a guide in the airport :P. If I choose the time of year to travel there, I would choose winter. Because I think that the better way to see all the touristic things is choosing the uncommon time for tourists. And also, I like cloudy days; my mom told me that in Germany's winter you don't see the sun for weeks, I think that is very interesting :D. But it could be problematic, because it could be a really bad weather, and could be cancelled all the touristic views. Other thing that I'm interested is the desserts, like strudel or kuchen or porridge. (I already tasted it but I want to taste the original ones hehe). I think maybe work there would be a very exciting experience, in a ne...