…for now…
Just when the nostalgia of changing context begins to scratch ... I share one of the best farewells that I have seen from one of my mentors.
As I did not want to include you in the general and institutional farewell email (you are something else) I comment that:
Being the 09: 30 of the 28 day of June of the year 2013 after the birth of our Lord, the subscriber ends his period of permanence in the office located in this place called Honduras.
My scarce predisposition to sentimentality and tearful displays is well known, although, by dint of being honest, I must confess an internal movement of pain and unease. And it is that in each place that you are you leave something and something with you. The second are good things, the first I hope too.
I can not deny that it has been a pleasure working with all of you, and that although you are great professionals each one in your facet I can not obviate that you are better people (fact that is demonstrated in what you have had to endure me ).
I do not wish you luck, because you will surely have it. Only that you continue with your feet on the ground and that they do not sell you little mirrors (the important thing is always the important thing in any country) and the Basque Spaniards know something about that.
A big hug to everyone, and see you
Agur eta laster ikusiko dugu
I will have time in the early morning to prepare something with the feeling that brings a liquid of Herba Life when only the whistles of the watchers sound, and the tingling of the television remembering that the local channel already sent their people to rest.
I always said, that the only way to leave something that you do, and that you value so much ... is to find something else that is so exciting to the art of geosmoking in the only way I know - to the limit. And that moment has come just today when a cycle is closing and a new one begins.
For now, there is not much more to say. There are threads to connect, relationships to recycle, friendships to keep… this is nothing new. What's new: Integrating a high-level multidisciplinary team, designing a system in Paradigm, using Metric 3 and thinking of bringing the Land Administration Domain Model to reality ... it is adrenaline enough to separate the boundary between coffee smoke and the condensed version of The inspiration.
