I'm gonna save this world, who is wih me?
When Misha Collins said he was going to Haiti and some people that donated a specific value could go with him, I was happy. I wish I could go, but the fact that I'm not eighteen has been kicking my butt in a lot of things, lately.
While I was thinking that I wanted to go, help those children and that poor people, some disasters hit Rio. We are used to a lot of rain, everyone that knows a little about geography, knows that because of our weather, we have a lot of rainy days, and it rains a LOT.
While I love my city, I have to complain that our government and our people do not fight for changes that are necessary. There are a LOT OF points in Rio de Janeiro that have floods every time it rains. If you talk to citizens, they'll tell you that they've been stuck more than one in places that ALWAYS flood when it rains.
But, that's not the point. How can I dream about changing others countries, when I have my own country, or better yet, city to attend? Seriously, before we go to save the world, let's make our part.
I've always talked about that, but never really had the guts to get up and do something about ir. I will only say I'm now doing it.
I hope that one day I can go to Haiti and other countries to help people, but first I'll try to make the changes necessary here, with or without help.
Let's make a change, shall we? If only in our work we can help people, it's help enough. You don't need to adopt a thousand kids, or donate a million dollars, sometimes is just picking up a pencil that fell on the floor for a co-worker. That's helping people too!
T.
By the way: School is kicking my ass...I made 70-80 points in a test that is worh 120 and there are only 124 spots for Law Students like I want to be in the university that I want...So, I'm gonna go study some more.
While I was thinking that I wanted to go, help those children and that poor people, some disasters hit Rio. We are used to a lot of rain, everyone that knows a little about geography, knows that because of our weather, we have a lot of rainy days, and it rains a LOT.
While I love my city, I have to complain that our government and our people do not fight for changes that are necessary. There are a LOT OF points in Rio de Janeiro that have floods every time it rains. If you talk to citizens, they'll tell you that they've been stuck more than one in places that ALWAYS flood when it rains.
But, that's not the point. How can I dream about changing others countries, when I have my own country, or better yet, city to attend? Seriously, before we go to save the world, let's make our part.
I've always talked about that, but never really had the guts to get up and do something about ir. I will only say I'm now doing it.
I hope that one day I can go to Haiti and other countries to help people, but first I'll try to make the changes necessary here, with or without help.
Let's make a change, shall we? If only in our work we can help people, it's help enough. You don't need to adopt a thousand kids, or donate a million dollars, sometimes is just picking up a pencil that fell on the floor for a co-worker. That's helping people too!
T.
By the way: School is kicking my ass...I made 70-80 points in a test that is worh 120 and there are only 124 spots for Law Students like I want to be in the university that I want...So, I'm gonna go study some more.