Short week

Monday was the President´s Day, a holiday for all United States, so my week was short but good as always.

Common Spot

The whole week I attend to Common Spot training at work. Common Spot is the software VOA uses to manage the website and after I conclude the training I got my own account so that I can actually manage the website as a real editor.

Producing TV

I really like my job because my boss is really flexible and he allows me to learn from everything not only internet. This week I was again the prompter in one of the TV shows and also assisted one of my colleagues while covering an event at Organization of American States for a TV program. Next week I will be working directly with one of the TV producers; since my boss knows I prefer working there more than in Internet so I am eager to learn as much as I can.

Airplanes and Art

This weekend I visited the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and the National Gallery of Art. The first museum was good and I had fun there but it’s not the kind of topics I am interested. The other museum was like amazing to me, I love it. I couldn’t see the whole exhibition but what I saw was enough to enjoy it.

Two of my pleasures: food and dancing

I went to Capitol City and Mongolian BBQ, where I had I really really good company the food was really good and the music was definitely my style, we had a great time. I got in contact with a dancer here in DC and he invited me to a performance at Clarendon Ballroom, where I actually get in as part of the company and had free food and drink LOL. Afterwards we went dancing to Salsa room, I missed dancing so bad.

Ok let’s go to the important part:

“The MOST or the EST” SECTION.

The most emotional

Being at the Gallery of art, makes you have a diverse palette of feelings you just can’t describe.

The most delicious

At the restaurants I ordered the biggest brownie in the world LOL, I love chocolate.

The most releasing

Getting my LOS feedback with just a few corrections, I need to save as much time as I can.

Thanks for reading and please feel free to ask or say what you want.