Goodbye at colombian style: farriando!

See you there ;)

Are u tasting exotic flavours or kissing a colombian?

It's up to you! :)
hehehe

But, seriously, now that I have your attention, have a look of this:

Interesting video!

-Colombia: The World’s Most Extreme Emerging Market

-Alvaro Uribe: The Change Agent
-Extreme Investing: Inside Colombia

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Any way, for any reason, you must come to Colombia! :)

let the transition begins!

Let me introduce to you my successor: The new MCVP People Development of AIESEC in Colombia in 2007-2008: Lorena Naar

-She is from Barranquilla-Colombia(at the north coast of my country). I mean"costeña" :)
-Another AIESEC-PDholic (more than me :P), she was LCVP People Development of AIESEC Uninorte, PBOX Manager and current National Training Team member of AIESEC in Colombia.
-She is studying Electronic Engineering.
-22 years old
-Happily single!! ;)
-A kind, smart, hard working and funny woman... :)

I'm really happy and so proud for giving her my legacy, also because we're great friends and mates. During these days, we're in transition one to one, virtually, since she is finalizing her studies. But, from the next 25th of may she will be based in Bogotá definitely and almost ready to kick-off her year as MCVP!.

Also, during this week, I had the chance to talk with Davo, who was my predecessor and I remember those nice words he told me, one year back: "Our transition will end when you've started yours with your successor". That's what I want to give to his granddaughter. :)

I'm sure she will do an excellent job! :)

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by the way, the countdown has started, I think I have a ton of mixed feelings that I don't want to let out. I think I'm going to miss my routine as MC, my Dream Team, my members, my AIESEC in Colombia...

any way... después...

Ella es mi mamá!

This cute woman is my mom!!

I think that I don't know how to define her and you can understand how important and amazing she is for me. She is a hard- working, comprehensive, patient, good friend and pretty woman... Definitely, she is the best woman on the earth and I'm lucky be one of her daughters...!

We celebrated the Mother's day all weekend long.. :)

Friday- we went to my favorite Bar! Treffen, we ate cheese fondue and chicken salad! wow! Beers and played some games.. it was sooo funny.

Saturday - we went to a spa!! :)

Sunday - Lunch at the Gran Estación shopping center (there is an awesome Bogotá's view), we did some shoppings and went to mass at night.

The truth is that, lately, I'm trying to spend great moments with her, because, although she is happy for my decision, she is nostalgic because I will leave her again for longer.

Everything what I am now and what I will be is because of her...
Te quiero mami.

Do you believe in destiny?

...Destiny may be seen as a fixed sequence events that is inevitable and unchangeable, or that individuals choose their own destiny by choosing different paths throughout their life...


...The inevitable or necessary fate to which a particular person or thing is destined; one's lot. A predetermined course of events considered as something beyond human power or control. The power or agency thought to predetermine events: Destiny brought them together...

The choices we make, not the chances we take, determine our destiny...


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By the way, hoy es un día normal! (Juanes, in spanish)

en Imágenes...

Barranquilla

-LC Uninorte
-FunnyBarranquilla
-My first B-day gift!




Santa Marta

-Party
-Taganga beach
-My second B-day gift!
-THE shot





Medellin

-THE parties!
-My third B-day gift: Cheese, wine and my Dream Team!
-LC EAFIT
-Funny Medellín
-THE shot!








Armenia

-THE shot: colombian coffee zone
-Party
-LC Ext. Armenia

Bogotá

-Funny Bogotá

-My fourth B-day gift: Lunch with my family! :)

Living the moment,

These weeks have been excellent. Never in my life I’d lived my B-day in this way… Working hard, traveling hard and partying hard :)

Santa Marta was fine: partying my B-day till sunshine at the beach at costeño’ style :) Soooo cool!

Medellin was awesome! I love that city, full of colors and trees, great weather, funny and cute people :) … Great times.

As one special friend mine says: live the moment: And that’s my mood these days: No regrets! No concerns! Just, living la vida loca. (but, being responsible at all!)

Today is my last day of this round of LC visits, now I’m in the coffee zone of Colombia, enjoying Armenia. I’m happy, but also, exhausted... I miss my bed, my mom... I miss my sofa and my cold city.

Otherwise, I’ve been thinking that these are the last pictures of my Colombia and the people from AIESEC in Colombia before I leave.

…I’m going to miss everything... You know…

twins..

Gracias Carito :)