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- 1. MY DIARY
- 2. ME: ME: Well dear Diary, let me introduce myself. I am Josue Alvizuri, a 4th year high school boy who for the first time in his life is making a good diary. Following the theme, this sheet is going to be my introduction. I am Josue, I am 15 years old, I like basketball and watching movies in English and my favorite movie is Scarface and the Goodfather. 01 01
- 3. Family Family For me, family is the most important thing. It is where I found my roots, where I learned the values that guide me today, and where I always find support, no matter what happens. My dad and my mom, with their work in nursing, have always been an example of effort and dedication. They taught me what it means to take care of others, not only with words, but with actions. Seeing how they dedicate themselves to their work, helping people in need, makes me value even more the sacrifice they make for us and for others. At home, my dad and my mom are not only parents, but also caregivers in every sense. Since we were children, they taught us to value empathy, effort, and teamwork. Despite the long work days, they have always been there, and that is something I carry with me every day. For me, family is that place where one can always return, where there is love, support, and a constant lesson of what it means to be strong and to be there.. . 01 01
- 4. Friends Friends My friends are an important part of my life, and although sometimes I don't notice it, they have a lot of influence on what I do and how I think. I share laughs with them, difficult moments, and many times they are the ones who push me to get out of the routine or see things from another perspective. Sometimes one doesn't realize how much it affects our decisions, but they are there to give me advice, support me or simply make me see something that In the end, my friends become a kind of mirror, and what they think or do also ends up influencing my own actions. Whether for better or worse, the important thing is that they are a fundamental part of who I am today. Although each one is different, I learn from them and, in some way, they help me grow and become a better person. 02 02
- 5. SPORTS SPORTS Basketball is one of the things that helps me de- stress the most, especially after a long day at school. When I play, I can forget about my worries and just focus on the game, on moving, on shooting the ball. It's like everything else goes on hold for a while. Plus, I love the feeling of getting better with each game. For me, Kobe Bryant is a great inspiration. His mentality, that "Mamba Mentality" of giving it your all, of never giving up, is something I try to apply not only to basketball, but also to life. Kobe always said that success came with hard work and dedication, and that motivates me to continue.. 03 03
- 6. Hobby Hobby My hobby is Going to the Estadio Monumental at Universitario de Deportes is an experience that fills me with emotion and pride every time I do it. Since we arrived, with my brothers and my dad, you can already feel that special energy in the atmosphere. People dressed in cream-colored shirts, singing and cheering from the moment they set foot outside the stadium, it's something that infects you. When you enter, the roar of the Trinchera Norte is unmistakable. Their chants and the tireless rhythm of the drums make the stadium vibrate. It's like a big family, all united by the same feeling, by the same passion. My dad tells us stories about when he went to the stadium in his time, and it's great to see how excited he gets as much as we do. My brothers and I join in the chants, and for a while, everything else disappears. There, at the Monumental, we are one voice, one force that drives the team forward. 04 04
- 7. School School Trilce school is like my second home. I spend so many hours there that sometimes I feel like I know every corner of the place. From first thing in the morning, when I arrive, until the end of the day, it is full of routines that are already part of my life. Classes, breaks, time with my friends, all of that creates a kind of routine that, although it can sometimes be tiring, has also taught me a lot. What I like most about school is that it is not only a place where I go to learn subjects, but also where I learn things about life. It has taught me to be responsible, to work under pressure and to relate to very different people. In addition, there are my friends, with whom I share not only tasks and requests, but also laughs and good times. It is like an extension of my life at home, but with its own rules and its own pace. Teachers also play an important role. Some have been very demanding, but I always see it as a challenge that helps me improve. Trilce has shaped me in so many ways, and even though I sometimes get stressed about exams or homework, I know that it's all preparing me for bigger things in the future. 05 05
- 8. Music Music Music has always been a fundamental part of my life, almost like a personal soundtrack that accompanies me at every moment. What I listen to the most is rock and rap. Rap connects me a lot because I feel that it expresses deep realities and emotions. The lyrics make me think, and many times I find in them a reflection of what I am experiencing or what I want to say. It is a genre that drives me to get out what I have inside, sometimes with fury, sometimes with sadness, but always with sincerity. Rock, on the other hand, has that explosive energy that catches me. The guitars, the drums, the force with which each song sounds fills me with adrenaline and helps me disconnect from everything. It is as if I could channel all my emotions through music, and I always end up more focused after listening to my favorite bands. But although rock and rap are what I listen to the most now, I cannot forget the genres that marked me as a child. Salsa, for example, was always present at home, at family gatherings, at celebrations. Every time it plays, it takes me back to those moments with my family, and I can't help but smile or move to the beat. It's a genre that, even if I don't listen to it every day, will always be there as a reminder of my roots. And the same goes for pop from the 80s and 90s. I grew up listening to those songs, and even though they're from another era, they still have a special place for me. The nostalgia that those songs generate in me is something unique, it's In short, my taste in music is quite varied. Rock and rap are what I listen to the most now, what moves me and defines me, but salsa and pop from the 80s and 90s are those genres that, even though I listen to it less, always take me back to memories of my childhood. It's as if each genre represents a different part of my life, and that makes me value them even more. 06 06
- 9. Neighborhood Neighborhood My neighborhood has everything, both good and bad things. On the one hand, it is close to a municipality, which makes it a very busy place. There are always people coming and going, doing errands or just hanging out. That gives the place a certain life, but it also makes it sometimes One of the most complicated things in my neighborhood is the riots that break out when the hooligans fight each other. It happens from time to time, and the truth is that it brings quite a few problems. The fights generate tension, and there are times when one feels that the tranquility of the neighborhood is affected by these situations. People get used to seeing the police around and avoiding certain areas when they know that there is going to be an important game or some related event. Something that stands out in my neighborhood is the H辿ctor Chumpitaz Stadium. It is well-known in the area and, despite everything, it gives the place a certain character. For those of us who love football, it is a point of reference, although it is also one of the hotbeds of those riots I am talking about. In the end, my neighborhood is a place full of contrasts, with its daily life, but also with its problems. Despite everything, it has an identity that makes it unique, and that is something that is always felt. 07 07
- 10. Graffiti Graffiti Graffiti has always been something that caught my attention since I was a kid. Seeing those vibrant colors and shapes filling the walls made me feel something special, like there was a hidden message behind every stroke. It was that curiosity that led me to try it myself. At first, I just watched, but over time, I started practicing, painting my nickname on notebooks and then on small murals. I liked the idea of leaving my mark, that something Graffiti was not only a way to express myself, but it also opened the doors to the world of drawing. As I began to perfect my letters and the designs that surrounded them, I realized there was much more to explore. Little by little I developed a more confident, more creative hand. What started as simple fun, ended up being a passion that helped me get better at art and drawing. Every new design, every new wall I saw, was an opportunity to learn something new, to take my skills to the next level. Today, I see how those first steps with graffiti shaped me not only in drawing, but also in the way I see art. It is a form of free expression. 08 08