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oh my god.... I've been away like for a day, and deviant change the way you comment..... I don't like it...... I haven't written a journal in a while cuz the change it and I didn't liked it, and now the comments (well at least now I'm using the journal )

Ok, can somebody explain me what up with all the ponys here, I mean, no kidding, 2 of every 5 deviations I see is a pony, what's up with that???

I'm sad today.
You see, arround the first week of June, my sis and I celebrate the non existant "Sibiling day" that day, my sis gave a Beta fish as a present and I named him Iker, he was really cute, and had an awesome bluish-purple-red color that I really loved, I've been taking really good care of him, feed him well, kept him clean and everything, I even talked to him (so did my sis and my mom) but today, when I came home, I found him tummy up and non moving
My mom says that moments after he went still he was fine, and then he went crazy, jumping and swiming super fast, and finally he just stoped.
Don't know what happend, but now he's dead, and I'm sad, and I just needed to let it out so, yeah, sorry to share the sad story.

Hi everyone, I just wanted to tell you about a great experience I had this weekend. First I have to tell you what the SWY is.
The Ship of World Youth,it is a program in which the goverment of Japan, invites youth of 10 or so diferent countrys to travel in a ship with japanese youth to create better international relationships, and to get to know each other cultures, thoughts, and traditions.
This year, my country (Mexico) was invited, every youth of 18 to 30 can participate in a contest to try to qualify for the ship. We had 2 headquarters, one in Mexico City, and one in Saltillo (where I live).
So obviusly, I applied, first thing we had do, was send an essay of 1200 words tops, and of 500 aplicants, I passed to the next round, in Saltillo we were only 19 people that passed, and in México around 230.
That round consisted in written exams of english, mexican history, and cultural knowledge, and general knowledge of the other 10 countrys participating in the program. And I passed that round (Saltillo 10, México 100)
The third stage of the prosses was a social activity, in the case of Saltillo, we went to a ejido, call "El Jazminal" to help, renewing the town, painting houses and arranging their improvised soccer, baseball and voleyball fields, It was an amazing experience, not the work we did, but being able to spend time with the people, they are awesome people, that despite not having anything, they are willing to give all to total extrangers like us.
Even though it wasn't fun per se, because we were working under a 35º celcius heat, under direct sun, and the fact I fell of a lather while painting a house (a fall of more or less 2.5 mts) and smashed my left ankle (though it's not broken, I can't walk, and its swollen and a little purple) the experience was something I will never forget.
Oh... and about the program, now we are waiting to now, how passes to the next stage.

OMG!!!! I just finished watching No.6 and I just loved it, but I want more :sad: so I went and look for the manga, and I just found 'til the 6 volume that's not fair, it's not enough, I want more Nezumi!!!!!!!!!!!