[Koniec]

This is it. The end is here. In barely 2 weeks I will leave indefinitely this country, to go back to my pseudo-nation. Change, ladies and gentlemen is what I seek right now. A great year in a great country, I never thought that Poland would end up being my second home. But the most amazing thing would be how ignorant I was about the country before I came here.
This last post on elektropolska is dedicated to the Polish people, and the Poland they've created and live in. Almost none of  the young people here love this country strong enough, well knows the one that hasn't, how good is to have. Passionate and cold, Polish people knew how to break the soviet government, and I'm afraid that fight spirit is getting lost. But enough with politic critics, I'm sure that no nation in the Europe of peoples counts with such a concept of hospitality, and that was a good lesson for me, he or she who considers himself/herself my friend will be welcome in my country, and by my hand will see and enjoy the land where Aitor's language is still spoken. I invite you to join me in my element!

Now, 2 weeks and a project to finish, friends to meet and preparing for the change.

Do zobaczenia, Polska, będzesz być z mój pamięć! (ale nie musziz płakać, bo bendę wracać! XD XD XD)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlxwI8c6uhs

[Pięknie Kurwa, Pięknie!]

The end is coming! and this last months have been tiring. I've been programming hard, and understanding all details that are required to program properly! LabVIEW it's not easy stuff, lovely readers!

I'm not particularly happy these days, everything is coming to an end and looking back, it has been a wonderful year, but I honestly miss some things (and people, also people) at home. I'm afraid I still don't understand the greatness of the experiences lived here. Human nature, we fully understand things when they're already behind us...

This post is dedicated to myself, because I earned it! I worked, I tried to search friends (and I got some), I tried to learn a language in order to be respectful to the land educating me, I partied (not lately, but hell, in the beginning...XD), and as a result, I spent an important part of my life here. Thanks to all the people who wanted to be part of my world here!

[Następny przystanek!]

Parent mode over! I'm finally free! I had a good time with my parents, but honestly 7 days with your parents is too much (or at least it was for me XD). We travelled to Dresden, 3'5 hours in a so-fuckin'-cool German train. Cold, my friends! Dresden is cold! beautiful, though. Very beautiful! this city was built magnificently, and this days it can be admired perfectly! apart from that, the huge amount of museums brings the choice of knowing better the past in that city. interesting, very interesting. I couldn't test the city in other terms because of my parents, but I guess is ok too. And now ProjectJuwenaliaProjeceProjectProjectProject!


PD - Who buys Osama's death? or, changing the question, who gives a f*ck?

[Djękuję bardzo!]

I have to thank many people for last weeks! first of all my girlfriend, who continues being one of the bases of my life this days, taking care of me and showing love every moment. I have no words to thank her the will of coming to Poland to see me.

I want to thank from here, Elektropolska, to Anna and Iñigo, who have made their best to turn a visit to Kraków into a wonderful experience, best regards from Wrocław, we'll see each other in july, in the Basque Country.

Now is time to work, I must continue with my project and do as much as possible! so that I can have my title in the end of the year!

[Jak się czujesz kiedy musisz pracować?]

That's it! how do you feel? I feel bored. But I know I must! that's what I came for and that's what I will do. I had the chance of traveling a lot! and I did! I had a great time doing whatever I wanted, but, hell, it's time to work harder! faster! better!
Last times have been curious, barbecue outside, nice tandems, beers in cool bars, drum'n'bass partyes... Adventure. But now, i have become a slave of LabVIEW! aniway, thanks from elektropolska to all people making my life interesting, I guess you are the best from ERASMUS!

[Gdzie jest ta ulica, gdzie jest ten dom, gdzie jest ta dziewczyna, ja kocham ją...]

This weekend has been amazing. Not every weekend, not every month, not every year a Polish family invites you in to treat you as their own son. There's no words that can describe such thankfulness. From Elektropolska,  my best regards to Grądzki family in Warszawa.
This post is dedicated to this last weekend, to the heart of Poland, Warszawa. City were we were, and where we were shown some of the most important matters not just in polish history, but also in culture and humanity!

[Być z Kraju Basków w Polsce]

To be from the Basque Country in Poland is curious. Most of people doesn't even know where you are from until you explain a little your situation, which done a 1000 times, gets boring (for us the Basques). Then sometimes people will open conversation relative to nationality. And sometimes, stupid shit will be heard:

Polish student: Siema (hi, hello, whatever)
Jokin: Jak się masz? (how are you?)
Polish student: Zajebiście!, jak masz na imię? (Fuckin' good, what's your name?)  
Jokin: Mam na imię Jokin (my name is Jokin)
Polish student: Jesteś z Hiszpanii? (Are you from Spain?)
Jokin: Nie, jestem z kraju Basków (No, I'm from the basque country)
Polish student: Oh! kurwa! gdzie masz granat? (fuck! where do you have the granade?)


The answer was quite rude, stressing the fact that I had two grenades and a gun in my pants. He didn't understand either how and why i was partying with a guy from Alicante. Well, there's stupid people everywhere!


In the mean time, here a wonderful song, in support of both Bloody sunday victims from Derry, and the 3rd March ones on Gasteiz!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCnGD6xv5ik