Week 10

On Monday we had a pre-presentation, and to be honest I was pretty nervous, but my team was there to cheer me on. I forgot some points and I talked a little too fast. But the teaches liked my English so that a plus.

During the presentation, we showed the prototype of Saki, and from no-where, we told them the story about the previous test, and they said to tested them again, in the class, in that precise moment, and we said “Ok”. We grabbed an apple and prayed to the Lord of Light that it would cut. And the Lord of Light responded us, the apple was cut! YEIH! i swear that I wasn’t expecting that.

So today I am going to present the project, this time for real, I am confident of my abilities to talk slower hahaha, and to not forget the important points.

Bye!

Coming soon...

Everything ends, to say goodbye to the people of the project has been very difficult. I feel that I leave a big part of myself in this country. Say goodbye to my friends of the Dream Team has been hard, I don't lie when I say that I have been crying for two nights. I am convinced that in this team of friends I have found really special people. Each of them is a very important piece of the Dream Team.

I am going to dedicate a few words to each one:
Giorgina Damico: You are a spectacular colider <3 that spark you have, your laughter and above all your sympathy filled me with a lot of energy to be able to do the things well. Thank you.
Alvaro Briano: my best friend from Uruguay! Your joy was an impeccable contribution to the group, what a way to laugh with you and the girls. See you in February guri!
Macarena Vázquez: I loved the way you participated in the group, many times I felt that you were very successful in your comments and vision of things. You are very proactive and it was great to meet you <3
Nair Araújo: you are the happiest girl I know. Your energy and desire to dance never lacked, you are the best dance partner I have ever had <3 <3 was an honor to show how to dance "Plena" being Chilean hahaha I don't know how Chilean I am hahaha sometimes I feel Uruguayan <3

It was a beautiful experience and I know that each of us leave something in the hearts of others. Follow you guys your own paths and never forget that you have a friend in Chile who will visit you from time to time to Uruguay.

Everything in life has a beginning and an end

and now it is time to finish with this project that kept us working for two months. It was a challenging, intensive and multicultural experience that improved us in several aspects. Thanks for the experience and keep walking!