My open house #1
Super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks to all for coming, I had a blast, I love you all!!!!
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Monday, August 18, 2008
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Mi cama nueva
Este es mi primer mueble oficial, me lo entregaron hoy. Gracias a Dios que siempre me ha provisto.
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Saturday, August 02, 2008
A lo que ha llegado esta gente
Imagínate que estés en el transporte público y de repente sientes una mano desconocida que te toca sin ningun tipo de escrupulos... Es eso normal? Bueno en el df si lo es. He aqui la prueba... Para mi esta es ja situación mas inaceptable de todas.
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Sunday, June 15, 2008
Saint Regis
Este es un complejo que estan construyendo en el paseo de la reforma, muy cerca de mi casa. Está diseñado para ejecutivos con todas las facilidades para vivir en puro lujo.
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Sunday, June 01, 2008
Back to reality
It's been a long since i don't post anything (as usual), but right here & right now are the perfect place & time to write something.
I'm just taking a break from packing my stuff. I am packing because tomorrow I'm gonna fly back to Mexico City, and star living "my real life".
It's been about a year since I left home and got to Mexico to have my internship AIESEC experience. It's been quite a year, of course full of amazing experiences (and learning experiences, the way my friend Gio calls cultural shocks haha) and also of a whole decision making process, which hasn't had come to an end yet, actually. So, to sum up, a year ago I was convinced that I wanted to work in UN or something like that and dedicate my life to development projects, humanitarian aid, etc... But with all that I do as an economic analyst in Vector (u should check out my other blog), I discovered that I'm good at the economic & financial analysis thing, and that there is a lot of other stuff that I could do for a living, and enjoy it.
So now I want to learn more about economics, economic policy, public policy, the interaction between them. It is so cool. I feel so good about that.
In addition to that, I got a job offer in Vector (where I was doing my internship) and accepted it, so when I come back to work (which is this monday june 2nd), I will be a fully employed economist. Pretty cool, huh? Since I cannot go in vacations for a whole year, I decided to have a little break and visit my family, especially my mum who has been through a lot during these last 13 months, and without me by her side. So what I basically do during the past 2 weeks was spending as much time as I could with her, and show her how much I love her and miss her. Despite that, I feel that I need to go back to the crazy Mexico city and be back to reality. With this trip, I realized that I belong to what I am doing for a living right now and that I enjoy my life up there, even if it means making huge sacrifices, like not seeing my family & friends as much as I would like to, and have a nice parchita (passion fruit) juice. It sounds crazy but I am really looking forward to be at my desk next monday and get back to reality.
Cheers
K.
I'm just taking a break from packing my stuff. I am packing because tomorrow I'm gonna fly back to Mexico City, and star living "my real life".
It's been about a year since I left home and got to Mexico to have my internship AIESEC experience. It's been quite a year, of course full of amazing experiences (and learning experiences, the way my friend Gio calls cultural shocks haha) and also of a whole decision making process, which hasn't had come to an end yet, actually. So, to sum up, a year ago I was convinced that I wanted to work in UN or something like that and dedicate my life to development projects, humanitarian aid, etc... But with all that I do as an economic analyst in Vector (u should check out my other blog), I discovered that I'm good at the economic & financial analysis thing, and that there is a lot of other stuff that I could do for a living, and enjoy it.
So now I want to learn more about economics, economic policy, public policy, the interaction between them. It is so cool. I feel so good about that.
In addition to that, I got a job offer in Vector (where I was doing my internship) and accepted it, so when I come back to work (which is this monday june 2nd), I will be a fully employed economist. Pretty cool, huh? Since I cannot go in vacations for a whole year, I decided to have a little break and visit my family, especially my mum who has been through a lot during these last 13 months, and without me by her side. So what I basically do during the past 2 weeks was spending as much time as I could with her, and show her how much I love her and miss her. Despite that, I feel that I need to go back to the crazy Mexico city and be back to reality. With this trip, I realized that I belong to what I am doing for a living right now and that I enjoy my life up there, even if it means making huge sacrifices, like not seeing my family & friends as much as I would like to, and have a nice parchita (passion fruit) juice. It sounds crazy but I am really looking forward to be at my desk next monday and get back to reality.
Cheers
K.
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Monday, February 11, 2008
For all those who made my day on my birthday
People,
I gotta say that my best days in Mexico have been, so far, the ones that I spent around my birthday. First, at my office, my coworkers bought me a super chocolate cake and tacos for lunch. All the food was delicioussssss... And also, I got flowers, chocolates and even a CD... Then, at my party, the fact that everyone of you was there made my party so special, we had a blast, really, guys you nailed it! And on saturday, my (adoptive) family made me a bbq and we had so much fun, laughing and eating like crazy people...
Besides that, thanks to all of you who called me, from Mexico or abroad, sent me postcards and those who wrote me emails and facebook posts. I have to say that it had been a quite long time since I didn't felt all your love (I know it's sounds corny but it is the truth, I promess).
It is in these kinds of moments when all I can do is thanking God for all that he has given me, but mainly because of all the family and friends who surround me and really care about me... I really appreciate it and, in moments like these, when I am far from home, family and very special friends, when I feel that distance doesn't matter. The feeling is the same...
Thank you thank you thank you all,
Kevy Nathalie
I gotta say that my best days in Mexico have been, so far, the ones that I spent around my birthday. First, at my office, my coworkers bought me a super chocolate cake and tacos for lunch. All the food was delicioussssss... And also, I got flowers, chocolates and even a CD... Then, at my party, the fact that everyone of you was there made my party so special, we had a blast, really, guys you nailed it! And on saturday, my (adoptive) family made me a bbq and we had so much fun, laughing and eating like crazy people...
Besides that, thanks to all of you who called me, from Mexico or abroad, sent me postcards and those who wrote me emails and facebook posts. I have to say that it had been a quite long time since I didn't felt all your love (I know it's sounds corny but it is the truth, I promess).
It is in these kinds of moments when all I can do is thanking God for all that he has given me, but mainly because of all the family and friends who surround me and really care about me... I really appreciate it and, in moments like these, when I am far from home, family and very special friends, when I feel that distance doesn't matter. The feeling is the same...
Thank you thank you thank you all,
Kevy Nathalie
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