Reminisce the Present -June 28, 2007

Sometimes you have to remember, the most important history is the history you’re making today. Okay well I heard it in a television show, but it’s true nonetheless. That night we had a great night just spending time together as a group.
Being the last night before our last class we had accumulating homework to finish. That day I presented my technical chapter of global technologies and organizations. Getting past the informational jargon, I managed to present an adequate presentation of the International Telecommunications Unions and its global impact.
After doing some homework during the day and starting on my paper at night, I was happy to go out at night. Most of us started by going out the El Mexicano restaurant were we eat Mexican food. Four other group members would join us later. A local friend had said that you could only get Mexican food in three places on the island, El Mexicano being one. The whole mood was well lifted upon receiving our food. Finally we had spice in our diets and surely a lot of us had dearly missed eating tacos. In my case, I ordered flavorful nachos with meat and appetizing toppings. As we relaxed on an old-fashioned table in front of a two man band, I started reminiscing the present- if it’s possible. It was probably the last time we would hang out like this, and everyone was having a great time! The song of “Guantanamera” and familiar salsa songs set the mood that made me feel like I was living the past; as if the present was a vision of something that had already happened.

Afterward, we met up with the other people from our group. They were driven there by our good friend Laura who Ally had met in a local mall. Laura helped us get into an exciting night club. Again, it was like a nice 21 and over night club that I wouldn’t know of, and it had comfortable couches to lounge casually. The place was a good club to dance plus, the attractive DJ played continuously energetic music.
As a whole, it was one of our last nights as a group and we were all having a good time. In essence, I suppose that to have a great time while with a group it’s ideal for every member of the group to have fun as well- at least that’s what I think personally. Well, that night it seemed like every person had fun hanging out together, and quite frankly I did too.