A chegada
(English version below)
Bem, com essa rota toda por 3 continentes + mais diferenca de fuso de 11 horas + tufao = mais de 3 dias sem tomar banho!!! Chegou num ponto em que o lenco refrescante do aviao no pescoco nao dava mais jeito! O desodorante venceu e eu tentava de tudo para ficar menos de 1 metro de distancia das pessoas…. Abrir os bracos entao, nem pensar!! Rsrsrs…
Foi nesse contexto que cheguei ao aeroporto com 6 membros do TPLC (Taipei University AIESEC Local Committee) com uma faixa enorme me esperando!! Rsrsrs… nao deu para demonstrar o calor da cultura brasileira e eh obvio que nao abracei ninguem!! Mostrei minha alegria de outros modos e seguimos em frente!
Alem de toda a felicidade de chegar em Taipei (finalmente), fiquei ainda mais contente quando me fizeram um convite official: ser Chair da Conferencia Nacional da AIESEC Taiwan em Janeiro!!! WWooww!!! Ser chair de um congresso com mais de 350 delegados na Asia eh uma experiencia que certamente queria viver!
Bem, fui logo tomar um banho ao chegar na casa de meu host temporario (ex LCP de TPLC e OCP do Congresso Nacional de Janeiro) e saimos para minha primeira em Taiwan! Fomos a um restaurante bem diferente! Voce se serve a vontade colocando no prato itens de uma sopa (verdures, carne, noodles, etc). Chegando na mesa, coloca os ingredientes que voce escolheu dentro de uma panela acoplada a mesa e ajusta a temperatura da agua em um controle individual; espere ferver sua sopa, adicione o tempero e pronto!! Delicioso e barato!
Esse foi meu primeiro dia… a jet lag estava ainda forte e dormi em um dos meus sonos mais profundos logo apos a comida…
Mais registros em muito breve! Cuidem-se e um enorme beijo!
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The Arrival
Well, with this long journey in 3 continents + time zone difference of 11 hours + Typhoon = more than 3 days without taking a shower!!! I reached a level in which the typical freshening tissue was not enough anymore! The deodorant expired and I was trying all I could to stay at least 1 meter away from people… Open wide arms or hug people, NO WAY! Hahaha
It was in this context that I arrived at the airport, with 6 members from AIESEC Taipei University (TPLC) with a huge banner waiting for me! Hehehe… of course I could not show how warm Brazilian culture is and obviously I did not hug anyone!! I tried to show my happiness in other ways and we moved on.
(Picture above)
Besides all happiness and joy of finally arriving at Taipei City, I became even happier when they made me an official invitation: be the Chair of AIESEC in Taiwan National Conference in January!!! WWWoooWWW! Chair a congress with over 350 delegates in Asia is certainly an experience I wanted to live! Thanks a lot Jessica, the whole MC team and TPLC for giving me this big responsibility and opportunity!
As soon as I arrived in the house of my temporary host (ex LCP from TPLC and OCP of next National Congress, Dani Wu), I took a shower and we all left for my first dinner in Taiwan. We went to a pretty different restaurant, Japanese style. You serve all you can eat putting ingredients from a soup in your plate (vegetables, meat, noodles, etc). After you get back to your table, you put the ingredients you chose inside a bowl that is inserted in your table, right in front of you. There is an individual mechanism to adjust the temperature of the water; wait till your soup is ready, add the sauce and EAT! Delicious and not so expensive.
(Picture above)
Well, this was my first day… Jet lag was still pretty strong and I had one of my deepest nights of sleep after this dinner.
More stories soon… Take care, bye!
Well, with this long journey in 3 continents + time zone difference of 11 hours + Typhoon = more than 3 days without taking a shower!!! I reached a level in which the typical freshening tissue was not enough anymore! The deodorant expired and I was trying all I could to stay at least 1 meter away from people… Open wide arms or hug people, NO WAY! Hahaha
It was in this context that I arrived at the airport, with 6 members from AIESEC Taipei University (TPLC) with a huge banner waiting for me! Hehehe… of course I could not show how warm Brazilian culture is and obviously I did not hug anyone!! I tried to show my happiness in other ways and we moved on.
(Picture above)
Besides all happiness and joy of finally arriving at Taipei City, I became even happier when they made me an official invitation: be the Chair of AIESEC in Taiwan National Conference in January!!! WWWoooWWW! Chair a congress with over 350 delegates in Asia is certainly an experience I wanted to live! Thanks a lot Jessica, the whole MC team and TPLC for giving me this big responsibility and opportunity!
As soon as I arrived in the house of my temporary host (ex LCP from TPLC and OCP of next National Congress, Dani Wu), I took a shower and we all left for my first dinner in Taiwan. We went to a pretty different restaurant, Japanese style. You serve all you can eat putting ingredients from a soup in your plate (vegetables, meat, noodles, etc). After you get back to your table, you put the ingredients you chose inside a bowl that is inserted in your table, right in front of you. There is an individual mechanism to adjust the temperature of the water; wait till your soup is ready, add the sauce and EAT! Delicious and not so expensive.
(Picture above)
Well, this was my first day… Jet lag was still pretty strong and I had one of my deepest nights of sleep after this dinner.
More stories soon… Take care, bye!
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1 comentario:
Faaaaaala Raphael!!! Que bom saber que as primeiras impressões estão sendo boas!!
Sem querer ser chato, mas já sendo, por que vc não adotou essa tática de não abrir os braços aqui no Brasil tb?? Tinha dia que era osso te agüentar...
DJEAAAAALOUSSSSSSSSSSS!!!
hauhauahuahauhaa...
Grande abraço e continue escrevendo!!!
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