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This word comes from the Yaghan language of Tierra del Fuego, and it’s one of the hardest words to translate, the reason is that it’s a kind of stare shared by two people, each wishing that the other would initiate something they both desire but which neither wants to begin.

It is also a stare when two people understand and know what the other is thinking about without saying a word.

Territory and numbers.

The Purepechas are an indigenous people from the Mexican state of Michoacán. Traditionally known as the Tarascans, the Purepecha people reside in and around the Sierra Madre mountains. Today, the Purepecha population currently numbers are around  175,000 people, many of them maintain strong connections with their ancient customs and traditions.

Language.

The Purepechas have their own language known as P’urhépecha. According to statistics, over 200,000 Purepecha in Michoacán fluently speak the indigenous language, this number has increased since 1990.

Purepecha’s art.

The Purepecha people are well known for creating colorful, decorative folk art, much of it consisting on charming sculptures from the native clay in the area. Hand painted in vibrant colors, the majority of these sculptures combine traditional indigenous motifs with Christian beliefs to create unique works of art. They are also well known for creating sculptures of vehicles with devils or skeletons riding on them. These sculptures are intended to warn people of the dangers of reckless driving.

Traditions and opportunities for Purepechas.

Much of the artistic output created by the Purepecha is related to the Day of the Dead's festival, one of the most famous tradition in México celebrated in Michoacán particularly focused on the city of Pátzcuaro. This tradition can be an excellent opportunity for the indigenous Purepecha people to exhibit and sell their crafts to all the tourists that go to that city during the celebration. According to the 2005 census, there are approximately 4,000 residents of Pátzcuaro who still speak the indigenous language.

In my opinion this are beautiful traditions and it is a beatuiful language that we should keep so that we won´t lose part of our mexican culture. 

References: 

http://www.indian-cultures.com/cultures/purepecha-tarascan-indians/

When kids grow up, choosing a career is what makes them feel overhelmed, because it’s one of the most important decisions that they have to take in their hole lives, but the decision does not start there, it starts since they have to choose an area, according to what they are going to study or the subjects they are interested in. Once they have chosen their area, they have to decide the career they want to study, the reason why this decision it’s so important is because it will be what they are going to do for the rest of their lifes, but, what happens when somebody just don’t kwow what to study?

When students can’t choose a career, schools give them an exam that analyzes what are their abilities, and what they like, so it´s easier for the students to know what is the career that suits them, so that they will find their perfect job, or at least, the one that satisfies them the most, so schools should provide all students with this helpful courses, but they shoud include a lot of information about all the oportunities and jobs that exist according to the career, or at least,to the area where they are in.

Also,a very important thing that students shall do before choosing their career it’s to try with some job experience, if they are between two careers or two different jobs they should try in both and after that, they will know which one they liked the most, which one satisfies them.

Knowing this, it will  be easier for students to make their choice.

I’ll talk about this because it´s something that has been on my mind for a long time, but last week it's been driving me crazy, also because I’m sure I’m not the only girl in this big world who thinks about it frequently and who has some questions that need to be answered.

Firstable, I seriously feel like I need to know which are the main reasons why people date their exes, I’ve been looking for some answers on the internet and I’ve found some:

•The thrill of victory. For example if a boy dumps a girl, for her it will be all about winning him over.

•Comfort level. Because it's hard for us to find another person we trust.

•Investment. Because it's though to know when to walk away from it all.

•Possession. Because we don't want anyone else to have our exes.

•Nostalgia. Cause we spend a lot of time thinking about the good times.

After reading and thinking about this, I've concluded that we tend to date our exes because we think we miss them but sometimes the truth is that what we really miss are the  good moments we had with them, so don't feel overwhelmed  thinking about if you should get back with your ex, cause you probably just have to ask yourself one single question "Do you really miss him/her or you just miss the good moments?"