Our AIESEC Experiences Abroad: Last day in Brasov

10/3

This was my last day in Brasov and I was going to miss everything here.

It was a sunny day with blue sky. We went to the high school again, but this time with a Nigerian International student. Once again, we were surrounded by the students. Then I rushed back to the campus since I will be participating in the International Experience Forum. It was my honour to be there because I met the elected MCP in Romania, Laura, there. She was very brilliant and charming. Though the forum did not have lots of participants, it was really a new experience for me to speak in front of so many people. I enjoyed it too since I would help to bring more life-changing stories by sharing my own thoughts and views. At the same time, I could know other AIESECers' stories there.
After the forum, Alex and Ionut took me to try some traditional Romanian dishes like mamaliga. On the way to the canteen, Diana talked to me about bears in Brasov. Her house was located very near to the forest, where you can see bears hanging around. I was so surprised when she told me some of the stories with bears. Her family was nearly attacked by three bears; she saw a bear was hunting a deer and so on. If I had time to visit Brasov again, I must go to her place.
I failed to try the Romanian dish again because the lunch time was passed. Then I went to Ionut's dorm to access to the internet. Ionut was a newbie, who was only recruited in last October, but he had a great experience till now. He was now in ER and Finance team at the same time. He told me that he had developed a lot since he joined AIESEC. I also saw his passion in his eyes and I thought he will be in a higher position later on. His experience reminded me that how about our members in our LC. Why our members don't have the similar experience as Ionut had?
Meanwhile, I was just to happy and excited to know that I will be the faci after Ana, the conference manager, phoned me.
In the evening, we had a welcoming party for all internationals there, yet sadly, it was my farewell party. We danced, drank and had fun together in a club. The part lasted till the midnight and we walked back to the dorm. Two CEEDers from Poland, Pauline and Joanna, were also lived in the dorm but I didn't have a lot of time to talk to them.
It was another wonderful day in Brasov but I needed to leave this lovely place the next morning.