Correos de Bolivia

SUCKS!!! It´s more than 2 months and I´m still waiting my letter from NK. My box for him also hasn´t arrived yet. Seems like silly ppl in Santa Cruz is clueless about how to perform their work. This was my last time using this lame system. That's why I prefeer now electronic...yea yea...nothing like reading a written paper...but with this kind of personnel...forget it.

Other than that....I'm a bit sad, 'cos it seems my camera is completly kaputt geworden :(, we had such good times. Christmas eve was nice, sharing our table with Erna, Ross and Emanuele...our travelers!! They really put a different flavour to our dinner.

Time to fly...this afternoon is 2nd round with HEROES!!!

Almost gone..

Another year is almost gone. I'm a bit tired of still seeing some old faces and I'm only wishing that next year I can have the opportunity to start that postgraduate program. That would give me more chances to find a better job... where they could be happy that you are learning more and new skills, where your work as an individual could be valued and your opinions heard and considered, a job, where being a woman is not an obstacle, and where your boss will face you ALWAYS, not hide behind his lame life. A place where your co-workers are as competent as you...and not a bunch of lame baby kids, crying for silly things.

Yes...I'm tired of the bolivian way of working!! 2008 has to improve that!

Wasting time

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1 year ago

Last year something I never thought...happened. I met this guy in the most surreal environment. We went to Dresden for this dinner and day tour to Seiffen. There he was, asking silly questions about things he already knew. After some blocks we started to talk. Next day we spent almost whole day talking and visiting Seiffen, a place where they make wood toys and all typish german decoration for Christmas.

At the end we said good bye and exchanged e-mails. To my surprise he wrote me some days later. Yeah, it was nice. He invited me many times to visit him in Dresden again. Never payed attention.

365 days later I wonder....how could everything be if I had not talked to him or just ignored as soon as I found out he was 6 years younger than me. Indeed, it is possible I may have lost all those gread days we spent in Germany, or maybe I would have never considered ASU for studying a postgrade program....

But maybe today I wouldn't feel like he doesn't care as he used to...Maybe today I wouldn't have to wait for him to search me and try to talk to me about how was his week....or just talk about any of those nonsense topics we had in common.

How much can things change in one year... So much we could lose, so much we could learn.