The subject of this entry might seem a little bit outdated, but I got caught up with end-of-semester chaos and couldn't get to write until now. My case was a little bit particular since I will be going abroad next semester to the European Union, so I had to clear everything from my room, and that took a lot more time that what I expected. Juggling with finals and packing was really hectic. Anyway, I'm back home, in Bogota, Colombia. This couple of days back in my country have been awesome. My family is really tight and I'm blessed with the ability to return often. But anyway, let me try to recount the holiday activities before finals at school started. ASR, which is the student government organization on campus, puts up Christmas lights at the Esplanade every year, and being a Senator I helped out. We actually had to go through two attempts since the lights we had stored were all broken, so we had to go and buy some. In the end it was nothing overwhelming, but it made me realize it was already Christmas time, and the semester would end soon. Here are some images about the process of putting up the lights:

I will leave you with this for now. Tomorrow I will write about what has been going on my last three weeks. I will probably avoid the nasty misery of finals week, but there might be some interesting things I'd like to tap on. Stay tuned.