Fall Out Boy is not my favourite band anymore but meeting Pete Wentz is still a very memorable for me. I think it's the meeting a successful person with mental illness part as well as how genuine and respectful as a person that made me really happy.
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My happiest memory was a year and a month a go. To my major in educational arts you need to work in a reasearch project with some of your classmates, and get involved into a contest, a typical celebration, or a festivity of an ethnic group in Mexico, so we decided to go to the Holly Week with a group called Coras, it was really interesting, how people can organize and work together to build such an amazing festivity and represent there own belives. It was really tired and challenging, but eveytime I think about it, I just smile, and feel like the same hot air that was there.
I was an adolescent, I swam in a calm pitch black slow flowing river upstream, alone, the canopy of the trees on the banks covered the whole river like arches, everything was soooo silent and calm and serene. I was one with the water, mylove and at one time during my swim a catfish coming downstream gently brushed on my hip. I felt elated at that moment...I will never forget the good feeling this memory gave me...
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The day my sister was born. I remember my grandmother was like "Do you want to meet your sister?" The excitement and joy I felt was so amazing!
My exchange days in Amsterdam and Eindhoven
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My happiest moment is when I see my mom and dad smiling and laughing
Exactly year on from being discharged from hospital, after a 3 month stay, going on the pane to Italy to represent my country in my sport. I neverr thought I would ever do that. It was like a dream.
Probably moving to the US for the first time at such a young age. My parents thought we won the lottery of life. I think I did too, having to escape for poverty and poor education. That's one of the happiest moment of my life. Without, I wouldn't be here, I'd probably have to pick up tin cans trying to scrape by another day in the life. Thanks Mom and Dad <3.
on a ship crossing the pacific for 31 days... when I realized "I don't want anything!" #nirvana