small towns and movies, do those two go together for you or are they just separate things you enjoy?
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small towns and movies, do those two go together for you or are they just separate things you enjoy?
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Juan Felipe Beltrán Salcedo
SENA – Agroenterprise Management
WELCOME TO MY BLOG!
Hello! My name is Juan Felipe Beltrán Salcedo.
I am a student at SENA and I study Agroenterprise Management.
I also work as a police officer. My job is important to me because it teaches me about responsibility, discipline and helping other people.
In my free time, I like visiting small towns, discovering new places and going to the movies.
In this blog, I want to talk about my studies, my work, my free time, agriculture, social media, crime and my future goals.
I also want to practice my English because I know that English is important for my future.
Welcome to my blog!
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good luck with the blog and the English practice. you're juggling a lot and it actually shows in a good way.
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WELCOME TO MY BLOG! (you nailed the first post energy, no lie)
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the police work being about responsibility and discipline... that detail hits different than the usual story.
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agriculture plus crime plus social media in one blog is an interesting mix. what made you want to write about all three together?
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small towns and movies, do those two go together for you or are they just separate things you enjoy?
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okay so what's Agroenterprise Management actually? i don't think i've heard that before, what does it cover?
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the fact that you're juggling Agroenterprise, police work, AND planning a blog while practicing English is killing me. respect
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SENA + police work full-time + a whole blog + practicing English... when do you actually sleep? like genuinely asking
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