It's the end of the world as I know it
I realized recently that my life became like that of a death row prisoner. Everything around seems to be only about the fact that I have only a month left in Ghana. People ask when exactly I’m leaving more often, I started looking through my clothes what I can leave here and what I should take home, I started making lists of people I want to bring something from here and started thinking what to buy them, as well as counting the money I have left and am able to spend…
I started thinking in more detail what to do when I get back: there’s a wedding I’m going to on 7th of July and bachelorret’s party week before that, my parents bought tickets to the opera on the 5th and there are plenty new movies I want to enjoy at the cinema, as well as meeting friends, telling same and new stories all over again and taking pleasures of a “normal” life like hot shower, TV, Double coffee, nice food and people talking Lithuanian… Yes, I do think about it too much. From one side it makes me quite happy, though as always there’s a thought somewhere deep that all those “happy moments” mean that this will be it. THE END. The end of a movie “Dalia’s crazy adventures in Africa”…
Some say the world will end in fire;
Some say in ice.
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To know that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.
BUT I still have a month!!! For some people it’s all they get, I mean, they come to Ghana just for a month and they have to fit everything in those four weeks. I should focus more on enjoying my last days.
Anyway it’s not the same anymore… My friends start leaving, new people take trips I’ve already taken and there’s no more pizza Tuesdays. Honestly, I hate change:) Though this is a positive change as we had pancake Tuesday instead. I’m all for that;)
This weekend we have the LAST AIESEC conference, planning for next year... then it's the annual stakeholder's dinner and transition. And that's it! AIESEC ends there. The active part of it that is...
Looking forward to see what future has in mind for me;)

6 Comments:
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Tikiuos tavo paskutinis menuo Ganoj bus toks pat super kaip ir visi pries tai buve... ir turbut su ypatingu jausmu kurio nepamirsi ;)
iki susimatymo Lietuvoj po menesio! ;)
labai aciu...
Dalia
Hey Dalia!
The day I left was supposed to be no pizza Tuesday because it was May Day, but do you mean to tell me that there is no more??!?!
Lee
Exactly! No more pizza!!! well now they give 10% discount for everything, but that's still too much:) Now, tuesday is a pancake day:D quite a nice change, let me tell you:p
Dalia:)
i know how that last months is and it's annoying with all those mixed feelings and the anticipation of the end.
i miss you and the rest of the gang (which some already left i heard like lars for example and daniela) and i will definitely come and visit you and we should meet at some point all of us.
my life after ghana kinda sucked so far (meaning is far less interestng and fun) except some major decisions i've taken regarding my professional life.
i hope we can have a chat really soon. i'll sign on msn more often so i can catch you on-line.
kisses and some sun from bucharest! we have a looooot lately. it's just like ghana. hehe :)
Oh, how well I understand what you mean.. I have 50 days left, but it feels like I have nothing left - I even made a schedule what do I have to do each day and guess what - I have no free days left! Crazy..
Leaving back home from Hong Kong to Lithuania,
Egle
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