The beautiful people
During everyday life I usually tend to think what else I want to share on my blog. There are several things that I wanna talk about for some time but it just seems that it takes a lot to put it down in phrases. For example, I know I want to put down my thoughts regarding feminism (or better said opinion regarding men and women, if they should be equal or not, how are we different and special). Then there are the posts about why I think life is magic, then there are the posts about the extraordinary people that I was so fortunate to meet in this life, the posts about great books that thought me things and so on.
This post would enter the category: “The beautiful people” – the extraordinary people that I met in my life.
- One day he left for me, on the memo, in the office this note: “A quote for you: “God grant me the SERENITY to accept the things I cannot change, the COURAGE to change the things I can and the WISDOM to know the difference.””…..
- In the book called “Leadership and the one minute manager” he made all this notes. I like one especially: “To lead the people, walk behind them”. He gave me the book as a present…
- He has the habit of knowing all the synonyms of words and drives you crazy asking u the meanings…
- He reads a lot and has this profound way of thinking and approaching life…
- We talk once at several months on the phone. But every time I hear his voice is like we met just yesterday for beer and chatted…I actually didn’t see him for 2 years now…
- I still have on my phone the message he sent me 2 years ago for my birthday…
- He is the person that actually convinced me to take one of the best decisions in my life so far: to run for President of AIESEC Iasi. I still remember our discussion until 2 o’clock in the morning about this subject. And I had a wonderful experience, one that I cannot ever find again as LCP in my local committee…
- I remember a beautiful day when together with him and A. went on Cetatuia, visited my high – school, played basketball and ate ice-cream. This day is still illuminated by a magic atmosphere…
- I had very powerful discussions about “light” or “heavy” subjects with him…
- I truly felt that he is my friend. For the first time in my life I didn’t feel that a person being my friend judges me and puts me in a certain category. In front of him I could be scared, have flaws, be really talkative or not saying a word, be childish, be mature, or anything. He just accepted me and cared about me no matter what…
- For him the assignment that he had in Romania was not about AIESEC. It was about people. And he influenced an entire group of us, helped us, cared about us…and also trough him AIESEC in my city became what it is today. He is the example of influence of an individual on the world. Trust me…HE is…
- I think his country somehow “tortures” him, keeps him trapped…
- He is of course really modest and most of the people don’t manage to go over his mask of entertainer… :)
Hmmm. I hope he will win the battle against his country or if not…I am gladly waiting for him in Romania :).
Thank u for who I am, M.

