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Hello, everyone! 

Today I want to tell you about my favourite piece of technology, but before, have you ever thing about that? There's so many things that you can choose! It loooks impossible to do! 
My favorite piece of technology? Pencil, of course, in all its varieties. The most I like are the colored pencil, but all types of pencils are really important to us as human beens, but we just don't notice it in our daily live. 

One of the first things that my gramma gave me to realize myself was a box of pencils. I barely remember that, but I remember like yesterday the walls painted with my "art". Maybe I was three or four, but I have those memories very recorded in my mind. Since then I never stopped use them. I like to draw, paint and write almost in everything: books, little pieces of paper, walls, napkins, clothes, even I had my desk with scrawls, but I'm not really good artist. And, of course, I use them to study and organize things almost everytime. I feel that I learn more when I put excercises and stuff on my notebook with a pencil. 

Pencil was a great discovery, I think. It came to make write -mainly- easier that it like used to be. Without pencil, maybe so many things would not have been discovered or invented. Or these are my tought, at least. For some reason it's the one of first things that we are taught to use. 

How often do you use pencil? If you don't use it enough, I recommend you to give it more opportunities and let your imagination fly.

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