See You Later Everyone - Javier's Farewell Message

[Clausius2]

This is not a goodbye, this is a "see you later".

Now I am very busy with all the trip arrangements to US and my undergraduate project presentation. Surely I will spend a large time without writting in PF, cause I will have to adapt myself to my new situation in US.

I'm grateful of everyone here. I have spent great times of laughs with you, and I have learned a lot from some of you. I also got advice from some people in important issues for my life, sometimes by threads or anothers by private messaging. You are my very appreciated on-line friends.

I hope to write again, this time from US telling you about my new challenges.
I hope also to see this website as excellent as I am leaving it now.

With Best Regards,

Javier.

 

[Daminc]

Good luck

 

[arildno]

Have a good trip, javier; I'm sure you'll settle in very nicely.

 

[mattmns]

Have a great trip, and congrats!

 

[Astronuc]

Call me when you get settled.

Have a safe trip, and I will see you in SD.

 

[Lisa!]

Have a nice trip and hope to see you here soon.

Wish you happiness and success in your life.

 

[gurkhawarhorse]

see u later.

 

[heman]

You will be missed Javier
Enjoy life and come soon!

 

[hypatia]

I'm excited for you! Have a safe trip!

 

[honestrosewater]

Have a safe trip! Don't forget about us!

 

[loseyourname]

I'm going to have to drive down there someday and hook up with you and Zoobyshoe and apparently Astronuc. Remember to do what I do and stay awake for 20 hours or so before your flight so you can sleep during it. It'll be a long trip.

 

[Evo]

Blows a kiss to Javier.

Hurry back!

 

[marlon]

Good luck on your intro to the US, Javier.
You will do just fine, i am sure. Hope to hear you back very soon


Nikolaas

 

[Kenneth Mann]

Good luck!
I think this place will be lucky having you. I think you'll be an asset, especially for some of our younger generation in the profession. They are OK technically, but many have an incomplete world view, as http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/10/01/60minutes/main646890.shtml may attest. I think an influence coming from outside their sheltered "cocoon" can help them learn a little more of the "real world".

Sorry, it took me a bit to send this welcome, but I wanted to mention that above and couldn't think of the words, when last night, it dropped in my lap.

KM

 

[TheStatutoryApe]

Have a safe trip.

 

[Smurf]

I hope there's a problem and you end up not being able to ever go to the US... for your own good, really.

 

[JamesU]

WARNING: talking with US citezens may result in mild brain damage and/or no understanding of the concept of 'logic'

 

[TheStatutoryApe]

WARNING: talking with US citezens may result in mild brain damage and/or no understanding of the concept of 'logic'

And try not to watch too much TV. That's how they got there in the first place.

 

[Moses]

Javier,
I truly do hope you will enjoy your time in the United States [i am there too btw, Fl]. I wish for you the best of luck and acheiving the goals that you came to the US for.

I won't say goodbye, since i am looking forward to see you back!
Moses,