Хиши

Умер наш друг/подруг, товарищ и брат Хиши.

Траур наступил в результате неизвестных обстоятельств - зверек просто откинул копыта. И это несмотря на наличие еды, воды и практическое отсутствие стресса в последние 5 дней.

Теперь некому кричать голодным криком, когда приходишь домой....остались только крики голодного МС...

Такая вот трагедия по- украински...

Autumn goes fast

Yeap.

This period of year is fastest in AIESEC life. Huge amount of conferences, work, files to read, things to do...

You don't have time to sit, think about what you've done, what you wonna do...

By this period of time we've lost our friend and colleague Ercan...
Do you remember Autumn Conference when someone asked - "Are you afraid of something during your MC term?" and replied that I'm afraid, that only health can stop us. So it went like that with Ercan. He was example to all of us in working attitude.

We have additional roommate. It is an animal guinea-pig - a present given to Udaff by LC Kyiv. We decided to name it "Hishe" - because we can't identify the sex of it correctly :-))))

We are now expecting for 3 things - Adaptation Camps, results about visa from Ministry of Foreign Affairs and salary. As for me I'm expecting my debut at Teach conference in Budapest as faci. It is my first (I hope not the last) experience abroad.

In 3 days MC Team is going to Turkey to have another peace of grate Experience...

Few days ago doctor told me that I have broken hand, so now I'm with plaster on my right hand, it's not so easy to work, especially with mouse but still it's possible to do it. I'm already 3 days trying to finish outputs of AutCo Task Force it's going slowly...+ I'm trying to fill my application for Steering Team, I don't know why but I always had feeling that I want to be there, but we will see.
Today is Sunday, some MC members are not sleeping and home and have fun ( hopefully more), some of them are at home, at some in office trying to finish their stuff before IC ( at least I hope that they try to do this:) )
I have strange feelings, after IC we would have crazy time, conferences, LC visits,AI visits, 3 Team Days, today I have checked my operational plan, half of my work is to make outputs from different kinds of meetings, probably I should be typing machine not Lara:)before I hated such kind of work, well I can't say that I like it now but it is much more easier for me to do it.

Some strange feeling

I don't know how I'll feel in future. But for now I have some strange feeling of hospitality coming from us to all people who were staying in MC flat last 1.5 week. It seems that we are all in beehive. Working, relaxing, eating, talking...
For me it's really great to have some guests at home. It brings atmosphere of openess between Memeber Committee and other people.

God bless...

I was going in the train back home from functional meeting in Kyiv and reflecting. I was thinking how much AIESEC changed me during the last three years and how much this organization impacted me. And suddenly I had a grand feeling of gratitude to the people who started our organization and gave all of us opportunity to change the world thruogh changing ourselves and I thought: "God, bless the founders of AIESEC!"
"But what the founders had created was completely different organization form what we have now" - I kept thinking. So, probably it would be more correct to say: "God, bless the people who created the concept of Change Agent, AIESEC XP and all the other brilliant things we're using now!"
And then another thought came to me - the people who created @XP, etc. were the same young people as all we are. They were also smart, creative, innovative, etc. and due to their brilliant minds and devotion to AIESEC they were capable to create such great things.
But everyone of us gives so much time, effort and passion to AIESEC! We work so much to make our organization better and better! It's WE who change the organization from day to day and it's WE who create AIESEC every day!
So, the most correct way to say would be: "God, bless ALL OF US, everyone who works now in AIESEC in Ukraine and in AIESEC aroung the world because WE do create this amazing organization!"

My new home...

You are really lucky if you can read this blog an our notes. It means you are a part of AIESEC in Ukraine which is one the first thing that I like in the world till now.

I really don't know why I feel like I am at my home! Actually I feel like I am at a 7 stars hotel...
I was reall pissed off with thee traficc jam f Istanbul, I was really fe ud with studying and working for AIESEC at the same time... Now I have no university!!! Viva Freedom!!!

I hope to feel like the same as I feel now during one year!!!

bye... :)

Wait for more...

Ercan
The Turkish

A story taken from Paulo Coelho's blog

The elephant and the rope

This is the procedure adopted by circus trainers to ensure that elephants never rebel - and I suspect that it is also what happens with a lot of people.
When still a baby, the elephant is tethered by a very thick rope to a stake firmly hammered into the ground. The elephant tries several times to get free, but it lacks the strength to do so.
After a year, the stake and the rope are still strong enough to keep a small elephant tethered, although it continues to try, unsuccessfully, to get free. At this point, the animal realises that the rope will always be too strong and so it gives up.
When it reaches adulthood, the elephant can still remember how, for a long time, it had wasted its energies trying to escape captivity. At this stage, the trainer can tether the elephant with a slender thread tied to a broom handle, and the elephant will make no attempt to escape to freedom.

P.S. This story reminds some situations from our life in AIESEC when we try to make some changes in our LC/country/etc., doesn't it?