CelesteNorth

My mom moved up there almost four years ago. I went to visit. It’s a very nice place, in the sumer you can go out and hike, bike, kayak, swim, I had a great time in the parks and the lakes.

It is a beutiful place really. I was there in december so the weather was super cold, I saw snow for the first time and blocks of ice in the Saint-Lawrence river.

People was very nice to me, it is filled with history and the Chateaus are beautiful.

Great place. I’ll go again someday.

Small, beautiful, calm, simple.

Yummy ice-creams, amazing view, interesting native people.

I lived in Guadalajara for 8 years and it’s a wonderful place, filled with culture and beauty. It’s big and polluted like every big city but it’s filled with cultural baggage. It has diversity in every way and there are places to camp near to the city.

I’ve been living here for almost 6 years. The heat is very bad, it’s humid and selvatic. Nature is amzaing, we have beaches nearby and rivers, lagoons and more.

It’s nice, kind of small though, but growing rapidly.

For many at least. Although I think there is a debate that includes Tokyo and New York.

Anyway, it’s fast, crowded, exciting, colorful, sad, polluted, large, flashy, has options on anything, you can find everything and go to any kind of place. You can join any kind of group or organization. It is very rich in many ways, but way too big and noisy for me.

I have family living in Eugene and Silverton. I was there a couple of years ago. I plan on moving next year. Nature is beautiful up there and the people I met were very nice.

Cuba seems to me filled with history, fear, love, passion and a bunch of mixed feelings.

I would like to walk in the malecón, stay in somebody’s house in La Habana vieja so I can really be with the people and listen to them. If I am lucky I might get a chance of listening to Silvio Rodríguez play live.