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- We are all the same One of my favorite feelings is when I'm in a different country, sharing food that I'm not used to with people who maybe speak a different language than me, who grew up in a different environment and that maybe look different from me. Despite of these facts, when we communicate either in English, with signs or only with our eyes, all the barriers that separate us are broken, and there is no passport, language, culture or religion that can stop the joy and laughter in our hearts, that only sends positive energy to our world because at the end, we are all the same.February 21, 201932
- Working in a shelter Working in an animal shelter has been the craziest job I have ever done. I spent my days running after 42 goats (more alliens than goats), petting 2 love-hungry cats, trying to connect with 13 rescue horses and training a semi-killer dog. In the end I can only say that this adventure has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I learned that every animal has his or her story, fears, personality, to sum up: each one is unique. They deserved the respect of being cared for with love and compasion.
November 15, 201840 - Job profile Language is the first step for a good communication, so I want to help you in that first step through my work. I am a Spanish native speaker from Venezuela. I have a degree in industrial engineering and 4 years’ career experience. After living in England for a year, and traveling for almost two years, I developed excellent written and verbal communication skills in English. I am responsible and also a quick learner. My top priority is to provide an excellent service that meets your standards within the given deadlines. Please feel completely free to contact me. I will be more than happy to answer any question you might have.September 23, 201830
Egoismo del amor y el adicto dentro de nosotros
Amar a otra persona, romanticamente, es una forma de amarnos a nosotros mismos. Por supuesto, estamos programados para buscar compañia, ser sociales es un medio de supervivencia que tiene siglos de antiguedad. En realidad, ademas del punto de amar a alguien como una forma de amarnos a nosotros mismos, por supuesto que existen otros factores. Sabemos que la proximidad, el tiempo que pasamos juntos, el atractivo, las cosas en común y la admiración forman parte del cóctel.
A veces, deseas a alguien profundamente, sabiendo que nunca funcionará. Decimos, "Realmente amo a esta persona". No solo lo decimos, sino que lo sentimos en nuestro pecho, en nuestra garganta, en nuestros pensamientos, en nuestro corazon ... pero, lo que realmente estamos diciendo es, "esta persona ME hace feliz. Quiero ser feliz".
Un ejemplo primordial del egoísmo del amor es alguien que te acecharía, te contactaría aunque les pidieras que se detuvieran e incluso alguien que molestara a alguien nuevo en tu vida. En esencia, te están volviendo miserable, buscando egoístamente su felicidad a través de una conexión contigo a pesar de que (te aman?) no les importa tu tranquilidad.
El romance puede volverse violento, con como el viejo dicho de al que los enfermos recurren a: "Si no puedo tenerte, nadie puede". Pero, ademas de nuestra propia psicología profunda, también es nuestra química cerebral la que juega un el papel más importante. Cuando nos sentimos enamorados, nuestros cerebros experimentan sustancias químicas que nos transmiten sensaciones similares a las de alguien con cocaína (this reminds of a song by one of my favorite groups, "BUSH", titled "come down").
Como la tecnologia crea una discordia de conexion social, en otras palabras, de ayudar a conectar a las personas electrónicamente pero también crear una cultura de distanciamiento, la lección puede ser que encontrar la felicidad dentro de nuestras metas en la vida es lo que debería ser esencial y cualquiera que quiera unirse a nosotros para el viaje es parte de nuestra gran historia.Me encanto!! Well done! :)
0 votedJuly 7, 20181- My opportunities (1st part) When I was a little girl, I used to think that I was able to be whoever I want, a doctor, an actress, an astronaut... I never thought about opportunities, money, racial discrimination, lucky or immigration. In my young mind, I believed that I was the same that everyone, but soon I realized that it wasn't true. In 1999, Hugo Chavez won president's election. I remember to see that day for the first time fireworks through my parent's bedroom's window. One year later my parents separated, after what was for me the World War III. My adolescence's years happened very fast between, my parents' fights, political problems, lack of money, sex, death, violence and a crazy family. All of the sudden, one day I was sitting in front of a psychiatrist asking for help. When I recover, I needed to finish the university and found a new job because the food was less and less every day in my house. To be continued...July 7, 201853
¿Cuál ha sido el logro más importante de tu vida hasta ahora?
El logro más importante de mi vida es mi capacidad para ha sido continuar a assistir la universidad después de tener (a mi*) una hija. Mi hija tiene un año ahora. Cuando me entré entere que estaba embarazada, sentí que mi vida ha había terminado. Yo visité una consejera y me aseguró que todavía puedo hacer cualquiera cualquier cosa que yo quería hubiera querido hacer antes de que estar quedar embarazada. Cuando llegó el momento de que mi bebé llegara, ya solo me falta faltaban 3 meses en el del semestre. Mi bebé llegó y yo continué para estudiar estudiando. Había Hubieron muchos obstáculos, como haberme haber perder perdido una beca y también tuve que tomar un receso por de un año pero (al final*) yo gané obtuve mi certificado de educación. Ahora empezaré a tomar clases por para terminar mi maestría el 5 de julio. Estoy orgullosa de mi misma.* optional
You must be proud of yourself. Well done!
0 votedJune 23, 20180- Solo traveller I’ve never thought how it would be to travel alone, but all of the sudden one day I woke up completely alone in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) with €800 in my pocket and one month and a half to spend.
It is strange that I didn’t feel afraid or insecure. My family and friends thought that I was crazy and I understand why. Who wants to go to another country with a different culture, language and food, where the only person who can help you is yourself. ”Who goes travels to be alone?”
But that is the thing, to be alone is an option. There are a lot of solo travellers. You always will find someone to talk, you just need to open your mind and your heart.
Although travelling alone was a challenge, it’s worth because it taught me a lot about myself and what I am able to do.
June 17, 201842 - Vietnam trip Today it's my last day in Vietnam. I have been traveling around for almost two weeks. I met so many people, I learned a lot about Vietnamese culture and most importantly I learned a lot about myself too. My trip to Vietnam, started in Ho Chi Minh City, to sum a crazy city and I LOVED IT!. I went to Nha Trang a very touristic place, especially for Russians (All the sings are in Vietnamese and Russian). After 8 hours by bus, I arrived in Hoi An. I did a bicycle tour for a village, where our guide explains us a bit about Vietnamese traditions like for example, they used to build three front doors, one for women, another one for men and the one in the middle for the spirits. My last destiny was Hue ex-capital of Vietnam, famous to be the place where the Emperador used to live. The treasure of Vietnam is definitely their people. They are so friendly, they always try to help you. They make me feel at home. I fell in love with this country and I'm looking forward to coming back again.April 30, 201833
