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Um pouquinho da Re   My friends here and in special Kiwi!!!! >WE ARE EXCHANGE STUDENTS >"So much is said about being an exchange student, but > >only when you experience it. Things make sense. It is > >definitely not easy and whether you want it or not, > >you'll end up changing and growing. Once your exchange > >is done .YOU finally realize that you can handle way > >more than you could and would ever imagine. You need > >to appreciate things you have because they might be > >gone sooner than you think. Life is not easy. True > >friendships are really forever. The best part > >about being an exchange student is not about the > >parties or places. You get to go. Not the independence > >and life experience, but the 'friendships' I'm not > >talking about the friends you made from your host > >country but about the other exchange-student friends. > >For most of us, they were the very first "friends" we > >had in this new experience. We met them in orientation > >meetings or trips, etc. They were the first people we > >actually talked to without having the fear > >of speaking in a different language. No matter what, > >there's a big difference between "host country > >friends" and "exchange student friends". Exchange > >students have a special bond. Despite language and > >cultural differences, you'll understand one another > >because you experience similar situations. The hardest > >part of facing the end of your exchange year is to > >accept the fact that it's going to take a while until you > >have the chance to travel the world to see your > >exchange friends again. Because once you leave your host > >country, deep down inside, you know that sooner or > >later you'll be back, but when are you going to have > >enough money and time to travel the world again??? > >Some of us became friends because we were placed in > >the same schools, lived in the town nearby each other. > >Others we met along the year, during trips and > >meetings... The trips... first ay nobody knows each > >other, everyone is shy... By the end of the trip > >everybody knows everybody and says good bye in the > >last day is as sad as when we left our friends and > >family in our home countries... How many lifetime > >friendships and romances started with? "How can I say > >this in your language?" It's hard to believe that so > >much can start from such a simple sentence! Does this > >story sound familiar to you??? Just wait, it gets > >worse... The very first trip, when it is time to leave > >is not so terrible because you have the whole year > >ahead of you, so the chances of meeting everyone again > >are very big. Time goes by and your year is slowly > >getting to an end. You have your last trip... Probably > >it will be the very last time you'll see most of your > >exchange friends for "God-knows-how-many-years"... > >And this feeling is just horrible!!! It's when you > >wish things would never end. When you wish you could > >turn back time and do everything again, and maybe do > >what you want but never had the guts to, like kissing > >that girl/boy or spending more time with A, B and C... > >And there you are, saying good-bye, fighting the tears > >and making promises to people that you could never > >imagine you would meet in your life... Unfortunately > >things don't always work as we want and not that > >everything is possible... Once your year is done, it > >is when you realize who you will ALWAYS miss the most. > >Your exchange friends spread all over the world. And > >one day you're going to be at a Geography or History > >class and as some countries are mentioned, you'll > >think about your friends that are half way around the > >world away from you, and you'll have to fight the > >tears again... Their occasional letters, phone calls > >and emails are going to be of unbelievable value and > >will bring joy to your bad day/week. > >And this is what this email is about. Most of us never > >thanked these 'friends' and never said how much they > >mean to us. So here it is 'THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK > >YOU'. You are all wonderful, special and unique, and > >I've been made a better person just by knowing you. > >You've made my year unforgettable. And I don't think > >I'll ever forget the time we spent together! Hopefully > >we will meet again someday! Doesn't matter how many > >miles keep us apart. I'll always be here for you. The > >end of our exchange year doesn't mean the end of > >friendships. As said before 'true friendships are > >forever'. "As we go on, we remember all the times we > >had together. And as our lives change, come whatever. > >We will still be friends forever".  Escrito por RE às 11h18 [] [envie esta mensagem]