So, I’ve had more time to do nothing the last 3 days, after spending 11 days straight of standing for at least 6 hours a day in a museum, whether that be the BMW Museum or a museum in Paris (a post about that trip will be posted once I’m back into the swing of things!) I’ve concluded that the posts I should be making are all way to long and overwhelming for me to do as a jump back into the blog scene, so you just get a pointless post for now!
This is actually good, it gives me a chance to use some of the things in my wordpress folder that ususally just sit around…
Here’s a good start…a happy picture of me and Philipp:
Philipp will be going in for knee surgery next Monday! I know, quite sad, but think of it this way…he gets to have me as a servant for at least the first week while he can’t walk! He’s even decided he wants to get a bell to ring. The upside for me is that for this week, Philipp and been getting up and going into the kitchen, etc. to get me things. Don’t worry, I know how to play it right! 
What else have a got in this folder…oh! here’s a cool painting of the Munich skyline that I found on the outside of a tent at Oktoberfest. Pretty random, but that’s exactly what this post is for:
And finally, to bring up the subject of the “new” (like the blog posts I will be making soon, right?!?!) I have a picture from Mad About You, with Murray the Magic Dog:
Hi!
I don`t know how to start this but, anyway… My name is Constanza Hermosilla I’m 21 and I study visual arts in Chile. I’ve found your word press because i’ve been looking for information about the “Historische Kunst und Bilddiskurse” master at the LMU München and there was your blog on google. I’m really interested on this master (I went to a german school so I do speak german) because unfortunatelly, the art scene is not as good as I would like around here .
I’ve been reading your blog and I think it’s great knowing how it feels studying what I want to study, specially when it comes from a normal person who is LIVING it, and not from the university`s website.
What I don`t know is if it’s hard to get in (I`ve got good marks at my U. and I have 2 scolarships) I mean, if my knowledge coming from a chilean-traditional University is going to be recognized or if it’s going to be enough to get in; if the professors are helpfull or not or what kind of writers you’re reading and stuff like that… anything you like to say to me will be very, very helpfull.
I hope you`re having fun and learning a lot in München!
i’ll wait for your response at coni.hermosilla@gmail.com.
Thank you very much