Wired up!

have you ever experienced that state when you have many things on your mind and it seems like you are in some kind of trance state? The time seems to pass very slowly and it seems like you are in some kind of super accelerated state. Like you are 10 times faster than things surrounding you. You can do all the things that you have to manage? It seems like you are invincible :D

My last days of school!!! :P

Well, it's finally here! The last days of school! Like every end is a little bit stressful, but it came with the package :) In a few days, I will be an engineer :) Yummy!!! that's why I "worked" for 5 years! Does it seems to be a long period? Not at all. It's like it was yesterday... when I was sitting night by night at the balcony, solving math problems, so I'll be prepared for the exam... and those 5 years just passed me by... But I have many cheerful memories, like: stressful professors, exams, but most of all: friends/beer/party/festivals/team-work. Yeah! It was great to meet new people, especially people from all over the world. And I experienced team-work! It's a big asset. It was today when somebody came back from an interview and told me that they asked him if he is a team-player. But he said, that never in his faculty years had experienced team-work. The only thing that could pass by as team-work was the projects done in groups of 2 or 3 people, but there only one of them was doing the whole work and the others just watching... so, I think I was really lucky! Maybe those were the most beautiful days yet! And in a few days it will be over... so, there is time for a new start! What would it be? I'm really curious... :P

ISWI 2007

Well, maybe the best festival days of my life... Actually it was for the first time that I didn't need to check if everything is in place, if any participant needs my assistance or if I have all the workshop materials needed for the workshop :) The best 10 days :) and many new friends!

Actually it was a quite adventurous adventure. It was my first time ever on a plane and the first time I missed one :)) So, on my way back I decided to hitch hike! :) It was a great adventure: I saw a part of Austria and made new friends and even catch the last train to Romania from Budapest Keleti!

It was "time to think" and maybe in 2 years we will meet again and then will be "time to act" :P

But... I can't go on saying nothing about my workgroup: MUSIC! The best group ever. It was great to see that people from Indonesia, Mexico, Byelorussia, Azerbaijan, Singapore, ukraine, Germany and Romania came together and spoke the same language: music. And we even learned how to play the Anklung (if I spelled it correctly), a traditional Indonesian instrument.