I can gratefully say that, of all the important things that happened to me during 2006, most are good things. In roughly chronological order:
- I spent 10 days in Mendoza (you have to know the place to understand how much this means) and I made a true friend of one who had so far been only a funny acquaintance.
- I got changed from one office to another — farther from my boss, and closer to good workmates, who remember your birthday and spoil you with medialunas.
- I got myself a broadband connection!
- I turned into a manic amateur photographer right after getting my digital camera, and I loved it.
- I travelled to Córdoba City for Easter's long weekend with friends and noticed a few nasty things about myself (yeah, learning hurts but it's good).
- I went to lovely little Colón, Entre Ríos, and though I arrived alone, I didn't feel alone at any time while I was there, thanks my host and several wandering folks like myself.
- I started this blog, and several interesting people actually read it!
- I went to a wedding party in Concordia, Entre Ríos, and because of someone else's bad planning I ended up having a whole day to walk around the city.
- I got a salary raise and was finally taken out of a bizarre "temporal employee" category where I'd been for 3 years.
- I took the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, Level 3, in Buenos Aires, and it felt quite easy, plus the bus trip was funny.
- I didn't get mobbed because I don't care for football.
- I didn't get ripped off because I refused to.
- I didn't get forbidden from smoking because I don't smoke.
- I didn't get blacked out much.
- I didn't get blockaded though I may have.
- I didn't get preached.
- I didn't get hailed on out of sheer luck.
- I didn't get pesoificated because I've never had dollars in the bank.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.