Carving a face to the future...
This was the theme for AIESEC's International Presidents' Meeting 2007 in Cairo. True in so many ways, for so many people.
An emotional roller-coaster, with some of the most beautiful and most anxious moments of my life. Sharing every step of the adventure with some very special people (you know who you are).
Without doubt the most chilled out conference i ever experienced (in terms of the overall atmostphere, if not my personal mood...). So many beautiful scenes captured in my thoughts - hourly trips to the coffee shop, the sound of shishas bubbling, the smell of the sea, the feeling of sand under my feet, the delicious food.
After such an intense experience it's hard now to adjust back to daily life, and get 'back to business' here in Bangkok. But one thing is for sure - in those 12 days i certainly carved a face to my future. And it looks extremely exciting!
An emotional roller-coaster, with some of the most beautiful and most anxious moments of my life. Sharing every step of the adventure with some very special people (you know who you are).
Without doubt the most chilled out conference i ever experienced (in terms of the overall atmostphere, if not my personal mood...). So many beautiful scenes captured in my thoughts - hourly trips to the coffee shop, the sound of shishas bubbling, the smell of the sea, the feeling of sand under my feet, the delicious food.
After such an intense experience it's hard now to adjust back to daily life, and get 'back to business' here in Bangkok. But one thing is for sure - in those 12 days i certainly carved a face to my future. And it looks extremely exciting!
p.p.s. Photos of the pyramids are in my phone, which doesn't have Bluetooth :( Any ideas...?
posted by Rob at
8:12 AM
3 Comments:
Aha... :)
Here's to carving a face to the future... something you can possibly do in all stages of the AIESEC Experience.
Full speed, Rob, as usual.
Rob my dear. Now I get it (well, after a conversation with Ivancho on Saturday and putting A and B together) Yes, we have to talk ;)
Tell me when and which medium
Kiss
x
.... yeah, you did not make much sense then, and I took all your allusions to be about a certain photo you sent me the day you left for IPM... Saturday will not be possible, I am traveling to NYC that day :-D
(talking about cross-atlantic relationships...)
anytime before, MSN is fine. Because after NYC I am at AXLDS (whooo XPros faci) in Mexico, and afterwards at the Colombian LDS (which will be chaired by our beloved Caro!!), and then traveling around the south of Colombia for Easter!!
x
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