This time I have to do a 30 days challenge after a lot of thinking...
I have decided to learn a different chord everyday!
It might sound silly or boring if you know anything about guitars, but I have no idea so the main objetive it's that at the end of the challenge I could play the first part of "Nothing else matters" by Metallica or "Brain Stew" by Green Day and show you how it went out,
Wish me luck
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj75Arhq5ho
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elnRbeNsNRk
There's a place off Ocean Avenue, where I used to sit and talk with you (...) There's a place on the corner of Cherry Street, we would walk on the beach in our bare feet (...) If I could find you now things would get better, we could leave this town, and run forever, let your waves crash down on me and take me away... ♪
miércoles, 28 de agosto de 2013
viernes, 23 de agosto de 2013
Changing perspectives...
When an idea comes up and you believe it is a good one, you
will try to do whatever it takes to prove you are right. In the past days I
found out, thanks to Carlos Pardo, one of these good ideas. He is in charge of
a foundation named Despacio. They
promote the philosophy of the ‘slow
movement’ in Colombia which I can describe as an evolution of the Slow food movement that started twenty
years ago in Italy as a response to the chains of fast food in the capital.
Right now they want to apply this to
the daily routine of each citizen by encouraging them to take things slowly to
guarantee a better quality of life, and it does not mean to do things in a slow
way on the contrary the goal is to achieve a more simple and focused life style
to do more things and doing them well.
Sometimes in one day there are many
situations that make people to be
involved with speed but the main idea must be creating time for themselves,
making an appointment with yourself and constantly questioning why you do what
you do and how you're doing, this might help people taking things in a better
and positive attitude.
At university especially in this one,
it is really hard to stop, even for a minute because be in a hurry is one of
the main characteristics here. What eventually turns into a problem in
different areas like: health, because you will always
be busy even
for breakfast or rest well.
In this modern world that
supposedly gets people who are far away closer, have a negative side because it
also separates us from the ones that are beside. We have turned into
"techno-dependents". It might sound silly but how many times in a day
you have time to call someone you love or making a date with that old friend
you haven't seen in a while because you always have an excuse (Skype, Whatsapp,
Imessage or Facebook don't count).
That is what the slow
movement want: taking a minute for things that are part of our vital cycle,
improve personal relationships and focus more on quit creating excuses and
actually do the things that have priority.
Have you ever thought
that if we spend more time without our cell phone we could learn more, enjoy
more and live more?
When was the last time
you said I love you to the people around you?
Life is too short and no
one knows what tomorrow brings or even if we are going to wake up alive to see
it, so why don't we take advantage of today and enjoy our life with every
single detail that is in front of us?
Let's apply this, let’s
try to watch life with a different perspective with a more positive way and why
not, smile! I'm sure there are a lot of reasons for it.
For more info about 'Despacio' visit : http://despacio.org/
miércoles, 21 de agosto de 2013
Bogota, another view...
We try to do a nice video of Bogota ...
I'll let you be the judges of this work...
lunes, 5 de agosto de 2013
Must read
This it's something I found up goofing around the internet and it's one of those greats ideas that more people must know about
http://despacio.org/
http://despacio.org/
Cities
This time we'll start with:
Cape Town
It is one of three recognized capital of South Africa, where there is a mixture of colors that cheer the soul in the city center, there's a beautiful place that show us that you can rebuild completely your life after a sad past; also you can see that it's a really european zone in the african continent, they're always trying to prove everyone about the different skills the population have. Nowdays the main trouble is the difficulty in the Baboon managenment because they're are attacking the citizens and tourist in urban areas.
Cape Town
It is one of three recognized capital of South Africa, where there is a mixture of colors that cheer the soul in the city center, there's a beautiful place that show us that you can rebuild completely your life after a sad past; also you can see that it's a really european zone in the african continent, they're always trying to prove everyone about the different skills the population have. Nowdays the main trouble is the difficulty in the Baboon managenment because they're are attacking the citizens and tourist in urban areas.
Then we'll have Saint Petersburg, also reconigzed in the sovietic times like Petrogrado and Leningrado, it's the second largest city of Europe. Among its greatest attractions with an historical character is the tram, which was the most used transport in the decade of the 80. Is a city full of colors, including gray and bright colors, according to the area that you are in, there is a mix of identities that are reflected in the architectural heritage. Also transmits the magic of the past with modern styles.
Last but not least there's Ho Chi Minh City, the biggest city in Vietnam and one of the Southeast Asian metropolis, also this concept apply in population terms, because at least if we focuses in movility subjects there having a lot of troubles because there are so many people and not so many options for a good movilization so they came up with the idea of Scooters, like an alternative of solution to this problem, and well it's also cheap, not everything its a problem, they have the biggest fish market in the area; what makes them one of the more significant industrial and comercial centers in the region.
jueves, 1 de agosto de 2013
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