Thanks Tasmania!

If you told me one year ago that in one year I would be teaching in Tasmania, more specifcally in a little town with no more than 50 inhabitants

. I would have said " haha , nice joke!".Well...destiny leads us by different ways, and ending up in this unforgettable island was one of the best things I lived. Not only I was having the time of my life , but also I was helping other people. Waking up and see turquoise water a few meters away , arriving to the school and hear the kids shouting "Mister Science!" with huge smiles on their faces, hearing their laughs while we played football all together were experiences that I would never leave behind. I think Tasmania and her inhabitants taught me more than I did to them, living as a friendly community, helping the others and not be materialistic are things that I will always keep in my mind. Even if I don’t return to Tasmania , Tasmania and those children will always be in my heart. This “half gap year” made me grow as an individual, and I’m very grateful for this. Oh! I almost forgot, during those 6 months I met a very special girl called May , she is French and I fell in love with her. She is coming to Uruguay next month and she might stay for a couple months, we dream of going back to Australia and build our lives there.