Strike a turbulent chord

Alas, Canada NLDC 2008. 'Twas a bittersweet experience, and it was all my fault. I came expecting the same great feelings of '07, but it was not to be. Like all AIESEC conferences, a measure of similarity must be maintained, and for me it had ventured into the realm of the redundant. And in my pride, I couldn't reconcile necessity with yearning.

But that was only the "bitter" part. The "sweet" part was in the people, the delegates, the individuals. You kids seriously kick some AIESEC ass, and you're generally ridiculous(in a good way). Maybe there are more Canadian conferences in my future than I thought...

Anyway, post NLDC shenanigans. See below.

Niagara Falls:





Me playing around with the macro function on my camera.



And finally, after we crossed the border, we were right next to Buffalo, so we simply had to visit the birthplace of the chicken wing. Here are the magnificent results:

Try to guess which bowl of bones belongs to whom.

Gentlemen, rock the casbah

Enjoying in our company

I lied.

After global village, there was a gathering in my room of the LCPs of 6+ Canadian LCs, including Thomas and Kyle. We played Never-Have-I-Ever with amazing results.

Example statements:
Angry white dragon
Urban dictionary sex terms
Sleeping with relatives once removed

Etc.


Stay tuned!

Return of the proud

As you can see from my twitter box, I am back in Canada, this time just north of Toronto in the city of Markham for AIESEC Canada's NLDC 2008.

No time to talk, must shower and head down to rep AIESEC Georgia Tech and Lebanon at tonight's Global Village.

Stay tuned.

A wondrous undertow

Back from Toronto.

Back from CNLDC.

I've hit my second wind.

More on this later. And pictures. God, will there be pictures.


Fortune cookie from last week:
"Don't take anything for granted, not even the littlest favor."