News from Interns.

From Susan:

Hi, everyone!

I'm Susan from Tianjin, China. After months of preparation work, I finally came to Poland. This is like a dream and I can't believe it is true. Many times I have seen Europe on the movies, and I like the beautiful scene and imagine the fantastic feeling of wondering on the street. And today I did it!

I like Poland, the air is so fresh here, and the sky is sooooo clear! This is very different from Tianjin and I thought maybe I'm in the world, which only exists in novels which has romantic stories of prince and princess. So it is like being in the fantasy world :)

I expect much of the other 59 days in Poland. Also I know there is great challenge just waiting for me. I have strong belief that I will overcome them and do excellent job. I believe I will make progress everyday during this two months in Poland.

Blessing...

Susan

From Michael:

Hi, @ers!

This is Michael from China. And I've just arrived at Poland for my internship. I hate to say it, I've got a bad cold after a long journey. Fortunately, I've received a good reception & entertainment. I wish I could recover soon so than I can show myself, a boy full of pasion, enthusiasm, perserverence & curiosity. I had a wide interest including arts, speach-making, music, movie, poetry and sports. I have only travelled Asia before and this is the first time I have been to Europe. I am glad to say that Poland and her people left me a good first impression. I am ready to make friends with you, to communicate with you, to experience new culture, to introduce my homeland, to show the unique things of myself. I hope and I am sure that the internship would be a good memory in my life :)

Michael

From Arjun:

Dzień dobry AIESEC Poland! It has been a wonderful personal experience with the LC-Warsaw from the word go.

My introduction: Hi! My name is Arjun Chawla and I come from the land of endless flavours and many cultures.

Even then I must say that when I came to Poland I did not know what to expect!!! I knew that the language was difficult. I did have butterflies in my stomach, but I'm relieved to say that the LC-Warsaw has chased them away! I have even found some similarities between the Indian and Polish people: They both seem to have warm people!

If you would like to write something to our inters here are their e-mail adresses:

susansun_aiesec@yahoo.com.cn

zyw_aiesec@yahoo.com.cn

arjun_chawla@hotmail.com

Our first weekend with Interns :)

Hello all of you :)

As I wrote last time our Interns came in first two days of February. On Friday we have met them in our AIESEC office, but Michael and Susan were really tired because of 12 hours flight so they went straight to the apartment where they were staying for weekend.

On Saturday morning we started our training day. First of all short meeting with LCP (lovely Gosia :D) and shrt presentation about Synergy.

Than we had 2 hours meeting with manager of MONAR Association (Masza) you can read more about MONAR at www.monar.org.

Of course short lunch and than our OC member (Asia) made Culture Schock training, it was really interesting and in the end some time for goalsetting for internship :)

From this moment started our fun ;) We were cooking polish dumplings and than went to the party in Club '70.

On Sunday morning we went to MONAR Centers in Lódź and close to Lublin.

This is short info about our weekend :)