Diego, Ana Isabel, Pablito y yo leimos el capítulo 5 y 6 de Don Quijote en el Jardin Ayau. Descubrí lo importante y magnífico que es Don Quijote. También la cantidad de libros que desconocemos que tenía nuestro personaje principal.

Don Quijote, siendo una persona íntegra y fiel a su Dulcinea había sido apaleado por unos hombres que se había encontrado en el camino, a los cuales les había mencionado de la belleza de su señora, pero nadie le hizo caso  y esto había enfadado a Don Quijote.

Aun así, se encontró a un conocido suyo el cual le mencionó quien era el: "el hidalgo de Quijana"...

"Yo sé quién soy —respondió don Quijote—; y sé que puedo ser no sólo los que he dicho, sino todos los Doce Pares de Francia, y aun todos los Nueve de la Fama, pues a todas las hazañas que ellos todos juntos y cada uno por sí hicieron, se aventajarán las mías."

Llevó pues el labrador a Don Quijote a su casa, en donde el ama, el barbero y el cura decidieron quemar una gran cantidad de los libros del caballero. Y los que no quemaron, los escondieron.

En el dialogo con Amable, el hizo una pregunta muy relevante para el libro. Si Don Quijote estaba siguiendo a ciegas su propósito (un nivel de idealismo a donde no se puede más), será seguir uno su propósito algo que equivale a locura?

Ah, yo prefiero que se me seque el cerebro como a Don Quijote y seguir eso que amo a que no se me seque el cerebro y vivir una vida de "cuerdo".

Tambien, elegí a la señora de mis ideales, mi Dulcinea, y ella se llama música.

What things I know are true? I've already realized my ignorance, but not the ignorance within my ignorance! Haha! But it was an amazing exercise. 

We took yesterday's and today's morning meeting to talk about our heritage. 
It was pretty cool. We got to know so much about our families, and about the tendency of grandparents being so crazy!
Diego, for example, is related with Amable Sanchez. 
I talked about my heritage with my mom today and believe me. It was amazing. I will share it eventually, but what really strikes me are the little things and crucial little facts which the moment and space defined what the whole future is going to be!  

After the previous day debrief, we had an amazing time next day just saying thanks. People were really emotional, saying things like family, friends, etc.

I have to say that I am mostly thankful to luck. Whoever decided I was going to born in this age, country, etc. Mostly luck. And I am extremely amazed and thankful for that. For the space, for the time, for my unconscious passion and will to learn (specially music), my decisions, and my ability to think. The fact that I am human. That's amazing. 

We took some time in the Agora to share something about ourselves. We had thirty seconds each. We got to know a little more about each other, a thing that I think is crucial in every human relation. Alejo for example, made snowboard and that is cool. Albert shares my passion for dinosaurs also!  
It's cool meeting people, and something really beautiful about this sharing is that you're relating with people that have had experiences so much different than mine... it is something wonderful. I love to think that I have something to learn from everybody. 

It's been hard to acknowledge this, but my experiences in life made me understand this.  

 Today I learnt so much about my fellow mates. You think, when you’re already for a long time (well, I know 2 weeks and a half isn’t much), but you already feel kind of comfortable. Besides, I already knew some of these people, but actually letting people talk about their life is something surprising. I got to know interesting facts about them, such as Alaska trips, Acting lessons, Philosophy and fears. People are hilarious. I talked with Carmen and Grace about our fears in the past and how our siblings are actually kind of annoying when we’re kids. (Sometimes when you’re old but not as often, I guess.)


But besides knowing about the ideas that actually shape these people, when I got to trace back the facts of my life (a thing I don’t like doing much), I actually discovered that there’s a huge gap in my life, in which I just considered I was surviving. My only escape was art and music; the trips I took. Those are the highlights of my overprotected life. But when I got to actually wake my life and let it rise even if the price was some kind of rejection I see how everything turned to be more fulfilling. Holding the wheel was a delight, a breath and that is something I’ll never regret.