known as @hacdias
One more month has passed, and June is now away from us. We’ve officially entered the last half of the year, at least when it comes to counting months. It was quite a busy month, with travel, new job, events, and the heat! Let’s take a look.
Sometimes, what seems far is actually close. And what seems close is actually far. It’s all a matter of perspective.
When we left to go to Pico do Areeiro, we didn’t expect to see this incredible scenery. On our journey up, we went through the clouds, and came right on top, leaving this blankets of air floating under us.
In the heart of Madeira, you can find a subtropical forest, called Laurisilva Forest. There’s a lot of hiking trails you can take which will bring you to breathtaking scenes. These ere on what is maybe the easiest trail on the island.
In the trails of the levadas of Madeira island, you sometimes come across amazingly magical mist.
At school, I participated a few times in the Youth Parliament. The Youth Parliament is an initiative of the Portuguese Parliament that gives a chance to young students to somehow get a feel of what politics involve. In the end, the measures that come out of this are actually debated by the real politicians in parliament.
This is a portrait of mine done by Gonçalo Dias sometime in 2019 as a gift. Can’t necessarily remember if it was Christmas, or birthday. I think birthday. Definitely check out his work!
Back when I went to Portugal in August, my parents and I were at a restaurant with a very nice view of the ocean. However, no one expected that just under thirty minutes after the ocean would bring extreme fog, completely obstructing the view. It was quite incredible to see the onset of such a foggy view from such perspective.
April is quickly coming to an end and… what a month it was! From Portugal to London, from thesis progress to assisting in classes, from movies to musicals, April was a packed month!
This year has been passing way too fast. In the beginning, I felt the urge to finish the academic year. Now, I’m only one month away to the beginning of my (hopefully) last year of university. Exciting projects may happen this year and I’m here for it.
Here we are again, one more month has passed. Today - or tomorrow because I’m writing this yesetday - is the first day of November! So here comes another “Recently” post. Even though October was packed with joyfullness, happiness, adventures and some stress, this post will be rather short.
