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What does it mean "to be international"?

1) I should be studying hard for my state exam "International trade" next week
2) I have no clue where my passion for studying has gone ( I used to be hardworking student;) )
3) My thoughts are travelling quite long distance those days...

ok ok ok... what is on my mind then?
What does it actually mean "to be international"? Travelling to different countries, living there, having friends from remote countries, to have good knowledge about countries and its international trade, hehe:) , speaking several languages, or just feel the spirit of it???
The trend nowadays (mainly for young ppl) is usually to travell far, have culture-difference experience, international friends, and having this internationalism on the top of our heads... but why? To broad widely our minds, experience awsome advanture, get to know various cultures, people and on the contrary or right because of that to spend the rest of our lives back home:)

...well after some thinking and some chatting about this topic I came to the conclusion, that each experience counts - it influences our lives and makes us "richer" with what we came threw! And it is just up to us, how we handle the experience :P

She´s got the tickets to ride - part two

I started to plan my faci (trainers) career and moreover I had very cool invitation from Joost to join the EGEA Winter-school with interesting topics and see Utrecht (the Netherlands), and him of course:) Today I bought the tickets to Utrecht and also booked the flight to Amman (Jordan) - flying threw Bukurest:)! It feels like I am international girl now:))

Joost, really looking froward to the re-union:)!

Going International - JORDAN!!!

I am still shaking! I have just received an e-mail... from AIESEC in Jordan (start up team)... where I applied for .... being a faci (trainer) .... and ... I will participate! It is a first conference in AIESEC Jordan´s history, for newies! I will be in Jordan (if i manage to book the flight:) ) from 21.11. till 3.12. - for the conference and then to spend some time with travelling if it works out!!!

It is amazing news and partly I can´t still believe:) My faci career is continuing, and my beloved travelling is spredaing even further, to places where I have never been! I hope to give AIESEC in Jordan the best contribution.

Local Training Conference - one of those best ones...

It is one day since I am back from Sec, site near Praha. The conference was awsome, cool mood, a lot of learing, thinking, deciding, people I like, great chair - Matthias from Germany! I have quite clear vision, how my AIESEC future could be. I wanna focus on training. I love helping poeple discover things... I was facilitating outdoor games - 2 days long including the nightgame!
Another highlight was WINNING TOPALKI (boat-race) with Praha All Stars team! (Fabian, Miris, Radim, me and Vojta, thanks guys:) ) I have never won topalki. I was really happy (and drunk after aproximatelly 9 beers in 30 minutes)!
I also liked the chats with nice poeple about interesting topics, session about Goal setting and My future. It kicked my ass for next future!!!!

See some TOPALKI pictures:

NOKIA Open Air

Yesterday we went with Honza to one of the biggest student´s celebrations in Praha - Nokia Open Air at Strahov dorms. Was cool, a lot of young people, beer (i could drink again:) ), old friends from school, good music!
Oh yes, parties are my daily program those days (and I love it :)- Tuesday of course Nation2Nation Erasmus party, where was sooo many international people I was just wondering from which countries they all are comming (if only they had eg. a flag on their t-shirt:) And today I am leaving to site of the AIESEC conference where we stay threw out the whole weekend - motto is : Work hard, party hard!! (celebrate hard;) )

FINALLLLLLYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ladies and Gentleman, let me proudly present you that after 2,5 months of studyingfor my bachelor´s exam from maths (firstly failing it in September) yesterday finally I passed it!!! It was such a relief ! Now I am sure that nothing will stop me from finishing soon my Bachelors and continuing Masters:) As a little celebration ( i can´t drink alcohol because of taking antibiotics again) I went for an aerobic lesson in the evening and the lady made us totally wet and wasted. But I liked it! I came "home" , layed in bed and was exhaused but emensly happy!!! The celbration will come on weekend - AIESEC conference LTC:)
From today on I start to live again "normal" life:)))))

A TYPICAL AIESEC DANCE! Original!

THIS IS SOO CLASSIC:) An original video-clip of a TYPICAL AIESEC dance:

Tunak Tunak Tun!


A story behind it for non-AIESECers:)
As AIESEC in an world-wide organization, we don´t speak all thesame language (except for English), but we dance all around the world thesame dances. So if we come together for an international conference and e.g. this music starts to play we share thesame spirit and dance together.

This dance is just classic, I know it since I have entered AIESEC 3 years ago and still I enjoy a lot dancing it at conferences!!! It comes from India as you can see and it is pretty much know for all AIESECers everywhere!

What´s up? Studying, Not travelling, DJing

I decided to post a little update. What´s up with me then?
Today I should have been in Rome, but things are changing rapidly and I managed to sign for re-sit from mats bachelors exam, that is on Monday and Tuesday probably. Also my Bachelor´s thesis topic is chosen and approved by teacher : "Contemporary Economy of Sweden and its International Trade". I will start with it next week...

Today I tried to learn something from DJing as my brother is just fond of being a DJ I asked him to teach me something. I thought it is gonna be just fun and easy. But I saw it is really tough stuff! I have to try it more often just to hear exactly the rythm and mix the music properly...

Miss World 2006 is from the Czech Republic

First time in the history of the Czech Republic such a success happened! Miss World 2006 is Taťána Kuchařová, 18 year old, pretty Czech girl!