As the oldest trainee leaves

I wrote this post about a week ago, so its not really up to date but since there are much more interesting things coming up all the time (like the reunion - I so wish I could have been there), I think I should just finally publish it...

Yes bobs (I know, I have been spending too much time with Aakash, who will btw be a great new 'Padrino' to all now - I somehow never had the personality and knowlege for it), the time has come and I, the oldest trainee since Greg left (looks pretty scarry when it's written), am also leaving, not sure exactly when yet but the count down is in days now...

Everyone seems to be writing around here what they will take/have taken with them from this experience. So let me try to do the same... Although I realize that I haven't been spending all the time I could in and with 603, I think I still realize the value we all had to each other and this experience to each of us and I especially realize that such a thing doesn't happen too often or rather often enough. I became especially aware of this when there was a farewell for a few people leaving in the summer. The guy in charge of organization (Saad) did a really good job to make it a memorable farewell (not just partying and getting drunk but a nice dinner and a slide show on the roof before the partying and getting drunk started). However, I felt like there was something missing. There were too many faces, some of which I couldn't even connect to a name and although I believe that most of these trainees had a great experience and met amazing people, they didn't seem like they were a group all together, they didn't seem to be carrying away a piece of life that they will all always share. Although they all said that they had a great time here and they will never forget, it definitely didn't feel the same as when one of the 'winter' trainees was leaving. (Anyway I might have gotten it all wrong and maybe I just simply concentrated too much on my own Istanbul life at the time). My point is that, to me, what the winter/spring 2005 trainees shared was really special and happens only rarely and I am happy I was able to be at least to some extent a part of it...

And what will I do next? First I will go for a vacation. Not planning to travel too far just will enjoy at least a bit more of the summer in Antalya/Olympos region. Then, in mid-Sept. I will move into another Turkish dorm, this time in Bilkent University, Ankara, and start a masters program.
Yeah, I know, I am writitng this long entry about leaving Istanbul while I'll be living only a few hours away, which doesn't really sound like a big deal. I do feel like I am leaving thou or rather I feel like the spirit of 603 is once and for all leaving Istanbul (although Aakash and Fred are still carrying on the tradition bravely) as the last few people go...

To make my post up to date, I am in Ankara since yesterday (living under rules even worse then in Bilgi that we didnt even have to keep) and not going for a vacation because Turkish institutions are completly disorganized... Although things haven't started the best way, I am still really excited to begin my classes on Monday and do something new and different

Missing all of you, Istanbul and my lost freedom

Three things I did not know about Istanbul till yesterday!

1. Istiklal means 'Victory' Street'
2. The Galata Bridge can split wide open to allow a huge ship/cruise boat to pass through!
3. You can meet Fred at 2.00am by Karakoy water, facing Eminonu with a Turkish girl that you met for just 3 hours !

By request

So you wanted a close-up of my new self, here you have not only a closeup, but also a bonus description of the "new" items:

1. Black t-shirt: as some of you may know, I gave all my black t-shirts to my brother a few years ago. That's why I didn't have any black t-shirts in Istanbul. I bought this one here for $5, with a couple of other, and that's all my new clothing for now. Nothing exciting.

2. Bracelet or whatever it's called: this was a birthday present my friend Katia gave me (Katia is the one I visited in Germany and is here now for holidays). I have tried several times to use accessories in the past but for some reason I can't keep them on. I often even carry my wristwatch in my pocket because I can't stand having it in my wrist for long. Anyway, this time I'm trying to keep this one because it has an added sentimental value.

3. Sideburns and goatee: as with the accessories, several times in my life I have tried to grow a beard only to find complete failure. I don't have exactly too much facial hair, but this is the furthest I have come. I don't think it will last long though, it's just to know that I at least tried.

4. Glassy eyes: spicy food makes me cry of happiness.

I admit that I wanted a new look, but I'm still in the search. By the way Aakash, what happened to the clothes and stuff I donated to the 603? Has anybody find a use for them? Like for drying washed dishes or something?

Ok, I'm dedicating too much time to this blog now. I have to go back to worry about my thesis.

603 Partial Reunion

Hello Bobsters,

So we is be in Porto at the Captain´s at the moment and are planning to hit up a nice cafe/bar at the moment. So a quick photo update. Nikki and I arrived at Lisbon on the 2nd and then went to Natercia´s lovely house that day. We had a crazy night at the beach later on with Natercia´s friends, and of course the Captain joined us for the fun. More detailed updates on that soon. We ended up waking up around 7PM the next day!! On the 4th we all went to Porto and spent the afternoon and evening by the Ribeira (river) and did some serious sight seeing. Natercia went back later in the evening and today we also did plenty of cool touristy stuff around the city. Here are some interesting photos.


By the river in Porto.

Again by the River where they used to bring Port wine with boats into the city.

At Aveiro playing "till the end" with Natercia´s friends.

Chilling at a Buddhist Cafe called Rota Do Cha today.

Some of Natercia´s friends and a Cambodian (me), a Pakistani (Cris) and an Italian (Nikki), atleast thats what her friends were told we were.



We have tried our best to keep the Southern Spirit alive in our own ways and more on that soon. Wish you guys were here.
Ash

Tandoori Chicken for the Venezuelan Soul

Today I went to the 'goodbye lunch' for Angela, an american girl I met a couple of months ago. She left today to Colombia. She is traveling around South America for one year and got stuck in Caracas, her first stop, for something like 5 months. I met her through nomadlife in my attempt to meet foreigners living in Caracas and share experiences. Maybe I will elaborate more in the next days on the subject of sympathizing with expats and seeing and understanding things different now. Maybe.

Anyway, it turns that the goodbye lunch was at an indian food restaurant. Maybe the only one in Caracas. I was really excited about that but then I remembered when we went to that indian-pakistani restaurant in Istiklal and we got very disappointed when we saw the amount of food we got, specially for the amount of money we had to pay. Well, this place was the same, only that fancier. The rations were incredibly small and pretty. It looked more like french cuisine than indian food. I was really disappointed... I wanted to eat with my hands, taste everybody's food and have so much food in my plate that I had to ask the rest of the food to take home. At least that's what's indian food for me. It's a fun, colorful and spicy experience. That's what I took from our countless hinnnndi dinners in the dorm.

Despite of that, I enjoyed the (little) food I had. I ordered tandoori chicken and a kind of dal. I don't remember which kind now, but it was not exactly the one we always had. It was green lentil and not even close as tasty as our dal. I guess there is nothing like eating homemade indian food made with love.

Well, food and cooking has become a big part of my life since I started the 'cooking team' with Aakash like 9 months ago, so you will have to excuse my food-centric post. At least has some pictures in it.

'Its official'

Well its exactly 5.19 am, just a while back i have walked back down the hill (not jumping on cars this time) from 45 ! Annnnneeeeeettttttaaaaa has just had her farewell tonite and Iva has had hers yesterday :) So basically 'its official', Me, Myself that is Aakash is the next Padrino. (I guess my potential for being Gregs successor was first pointed out by Marteen back in April 2004 and I was quite shocked at his prediction)

Anyways, Ash, Cris, Natercia and Nikki are having a blast in Captain's city. I get this message from the Captain 'stupid Aakash we are totally drunk, me, ash, Nikky, Natercia me is cris We are drinking absent is Fucking strong you pussy Peace?'

I call them up through the skype out account at 3.25 am, not caring that the my roomies/hommies were asleep, talk to all 4 of them, felt good :) Ofcourse wished that I could be there as well, but i couldnt make up mind who was missing who more, the 4 of them for not having the rest of us around or the rest of us not being around!

Anyways, these days I get this question a lot, how is it for being here for sooooooo long, which period was the one you cant forget and which are the people you cant forget. The typical diplomatic reply is to say ' You have to live every experience as a different one and not compare it to anyother' But the fact of the matter is that I cant help but compare, however much I try, while coming down Istiklal, I still remember our walks back from drunk nights, whenever I am in 203, I still visualize us watching the movies together, and whenever we are with freddy, I remember the time when the term 'fred' was coined.

The fact of the matter is that our bond and time was definetly special, I dont think anything can really replace the spirit, and yes good things do come to an end, I am glad we had this time together, and I am glad it ended 'physically' it left behind a spirit that I carry, and the same spirit today is being carried by someone in Portugal, USA, Czech Republic, Turkey, Netherlands, Poland, Venezuela, Canada, Costa Rica etc. etc. Today as well as in the coming years, when I meet anyone from any of these countries my face lights up, it reminds me of the times and it always will and I know if one fine day my grandchild comes up to me and tells me, Gradpa I am off to (Portugal, USA, Czech Republic, Turkey, Netherlands, Poland, Venezuela, Canada, Costa rica etc. etc) on an exchange program, I will probably accompany them to spend and relive the good times or will just shoot him contact info of some of you, so that when he/she is feeling homesick he could just hop over at your place for a quick 'home made' meal ! (Probably one out of the 3 things you will feed, he/she would have eaten cooked by Granpa himself!

Its 5.52 now, and I have blabbered enough!

Break the loop!

Finally I have come with an update

I was waiting to get some of the pictures from last sunday to put here with this post but that will have to wait (and if I had waited to get the pictures before posting I might never write anything, alas this pictureless non-exciting-looking update). The reason why I don't have the pictures with me is kind of complicated but I can tell you this time is not my fault. I hope to get them next week though..... Anyway, enough of explanations

I don't need to write much to tell you that I'm still writing my paper for University and not doing much else, but as Aakash wisely told me, I don't have to have an incredibly exciting 'the-bulgarians-don't-want-me-in-their-country' kind of story to make an update. I know it deep inside but my excuse is always that I don't have time because I'm busy writing my thesis, which is not exactly true. What it is true is that I'm putting almost everything in my life on hold till I'm finish with that. Actually, I spent like 1% of the time actually writing and the 99% left worrying that I should be writing. I know that statement will shock some people that think that I never worry about anything, but that's how it is. I remember when Cristiano did the same in Istanbul and I told him not to worry because there is no use, well, I'm actually also like that. That's my big secret for today.

Now that I have managed not to give a reasonable excuse as why I'm not writing more often, I want to say that I appreciate the effort that the people who has written something in this blog has put, specially Aakash who is the main reason why this is still alive and kicking. There is a lot of activity (ok, not A LOT but close) lately and I'm happy to see that. I check this blog regularly and I have to say that I'm excited any time there is a new entry (as you can see, there are not many sources of excitement in my life lately..... well, and its also good to read anything that comes from you people). And now that I'm on the subject, I would like to tell people like me, that are postponing to write for some reason, till the next reason comes, and then the next, and thus creating a perpetual loop; Ill tell you to break the loop now and don't wait for those pictures to come to write your post. I know that sometimes is not easy to break the loop but I hope my openhearted confession inspires some non-writer to write. The same way Alcoholics Anonymous helps alcoholics.... Stop procastinating and write!

Well, this post was initially meant to be about my birthday party but it took a completely different direction. Maybe is better this way so I will have something to write when I post the pictures (which I hope are a little bit interesting... or at least focused).

Thanks to everybody that sent their happy birthdays to me.

Hope to break the loop again soon

Happy Birthday Bas!

Bas turned 25 on the 28th August. Here's wishing you a great year ahead !

Cheers!

Missing 'The Vault'

Yo Bobsters around the world :)
Just to get some excitment going on this piece, here is the infamous vault which a certain someone was very very possesive about. Brings back magical memories of natercia and I stealing choclate cookies from it without cris knowing it and then throwing away the packet before cris came (yes cris its about time you came to know about it) What a feeling of elation and excitement it was stealing from the thief himself. We shall ofcourse be very thankful the olive oil you donated to 603 before you left. Others...what are your memories attached to 'The Vault' drop in a line to share it with us :)

Sindy is South

Okay, so yesterday we were having a send off Nargile chat up with none other than 'Sinnnnnndddddyyyyyyy', so I ask, what is it that you are taking back from Turkey? Sindy confirms if I am talking about a value or a material thing. Very happily I answer 'both' One thing she said she is taking back is the 'South Attitude' I no longer plan and write things in my diary. Even today I packed in the last 3 hours before I had to leave. Now that is some change, to add to that she said she doesnt know what she is doing next when she goes back. She also added that being south is much nicer and fun !!

Three cheers for the realization sindy :) ! Keep spreading the fire !

Some pictures coming soon, Marteen, I know I owe you an update, soon guys soon !

Skype Reunion 603

Okay Bobs of the world,

The time of Reckoning is here....

I am sure all of you want to connect back with the memories and relive the good times that you spent here. Well if you are still thinking about or dreaming about life in Istanbul, the walk down istiklal on a drunk friday night or the transvestite spray in your eye (unless you are as drunk as cristiano that you dont realize you got sprayed till you get up next day morning) or even the bas pasta or the 603 tune, we are going to relive some of those times.

When : Sunday 21st August
Medium: Skype Conference call
TIme : 1900 Istanbul time

My Skype ID is : aakashs (Add me or send me your id for the call, if you dont have skype go to www.skype.com and follow the instructions to setup an account)

Sorry guys to tell you guys this, but i have found one true friend, one friend that doesnt leave me no matter what, he is that fellow, yes you got it right, our beloved freddie. In the spirit of the 603 Reunion he cannot be left alone, so i will get him to the reunion as well.

Be there Bro Bogado...oopss Venezuelan Drug lord, Crazy Cris, Dutch, Naterica, Ash and all others who have anything to do with teh 603 spirit.

South Rules !

HEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!

Yes, it's me... The annoying Portuguese girl!!! I am back!!!
I haven't given any news for some time so I decided to write some words in the best blog ever seen on the cyberspace!!! And for those who have been complaining about the way I forgot to send e-mails... You are right and I promise to write as soon as possible!!!

I am still leaving in my hometown, doing summer internship in a town near by... I am really busy because the company actually needs me, which sounds really cool but sometimes I would like to complain like most of you guys used to about your "Nothing to do" days... It is harder than what I thought: looking at all my friends getting drunk and going to the beach everyday while I am at work...And plus I don't have msn so no way to communicate with people during the day!!! Now I understand how hard it was for you guys!!!
What else... I am really happy to know that me and Cris we will meet Ash, and I will may be meet Nikki in Spain before she goes back to the US and may be I will see Aakash soon too!!! Oh and Maartin also cause I hope he hasn't forgoten that we also wait for him in Spetember!!!! It is going to be really great!!!

Now the typical analysis is coming: "How is it going after Istanbul?" Well, as Maartin used to tell me, "you are too sentimental". He was right!!! I still miss you guys "A LOTTE" (with sveti's italian accent). It has been a bit hard to turn the page and to re-adapt to everything... May be because anything changed while I was gone...But me! It makes me remember that movie we watched about this Erasmus student, I don't know the name...Spanish something... I guess you all understand what I am talking about... Well, I remember mostly the end when the guy says that that adventure changed his life and that from that moment on he would never only be HIM again... It is exactly what I feel... From now on I am a little bit of each of you.. That I sometimes stole and that sometimes you gave me!!!

OH GOD!!!! I think I am going to throw up!!! But still...

Natércia

meeting with a certain frenchman

hey guys, hope everyone is doing well, and is checking back in here every now and then. good to know that the 603 spirit is unbroken (especially with the Galata bridge bombings - I saw a picture on BBC of the spot, its a place we passed by several times... creepy!).

Dutch guy and everyone else on the list, I got the Scheghen visa, and I'll be arriving in Lisbon on the 2nd of September, and be leaving from there again on the 22nd of September. The rest of my plans is completely open ended. I'd love to meet up with as many 603/Istanbulers as possible and hopefully check out their respective countries. I'd really like to visit Madrid, Barcelona, Paris and Amsterdam apart from spots around Portugal me and the Captain will be ripping apart!

But I wanted to let you guys know I met up with Manu this weekend. I was in DC to visit my brother to go and see an AC Milan game in New Jersey (against Chelsea). So we planned to meet and we did. He's working at the French Embassy with the Public Relations section, and is enjoying it so far. He went to New York last week and had a blast with Pat and all. Here's a photo. (The lady taking the photo though we were gay... even after we sort of explained I think she still thought we were gay!!) Any how more later.

- Ash

Terror on Galata Bridge

Even though I wasn't here (got back from the CR last nite) when it happened I thınk I'm the only one able to answer your question - since Nikki is busy being a full-time girlfriend and on top of that a great CEEDer and Aakash is enjoying his fam and probably lots of great food back in India...

But to get back to answering your question: I only heard sth about a bomb and the bridge last night - I actually don't even recall much of that short story as it was my first night here after two weeks of Efes withdrawal, so I had to make it up - but again back to the answer: it sounds scary, but I crossed the Bridge on my way from the airport and haven't noticed any difference. So, no worries there is still Galata Bridge, room 603 as well as room 101, we are all OK and most importantly there is still ÇORBA!!

Rising to the Call-an update from the Canadian girl in Costa Rica

Wow, after reading those amazing posts, I feel so nostalgic. First of all I'd like to say, all of you guys rock and it's because of that, that I can bust a smile and say "it was awesome" when people ask me "so how was Istanbul?" To the new trainees, live it up man and screw work.

I'm happy to hear yall have upcoming travel plans. I myself, could not wait to get out of the boring city of Ottawa right away, and so I did two months later and here I am in San Jose, Costa Rica. It's not with AIESEC this time, but with the Canadian government and this time around things are different. Well, it's only been two weeks, but I love my job (web design for a Children's Rights NGO) and I love what the organization does. I don't feel that settled in yet cause I have yet to make a good group of close friends and yet to party it up!!

But the great thing is that I've contacted the AIESEC here and am going to an Aiesec party tonight to meet the trainees and Aiesecers. How cool is that! And the best part is that a former Istanbul trainee gave me the contact name. So it makes me feel much better to know that a group of really cool travelling, partying people will always be an email away whenever it's time to make new friends.

I signed off the Istanbul list sooner than I thought I would have (I´m nostalgic enough), but no matter since this is the real spirit of Istanbul trainees. 603 lives on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Monica
www.monicastravels.com

missing the 603

basilio i know how you feel man... i would have liked to spend a lot more time in Istanbul especially with the people i met, it was a great time, and certainly a life within a life. i finally saw "The Motorcycle Diaries" and that really had me thinking about travelling again and taking time to do it. this business class i'm taking we were learning about the value of money across different times, and the professor who's like 60+ was explaining how travelling when your well established late in your life is nothing compared to travelling as a youth. if all goes well i'll be in portugal and parts of western europe in september. it'll only be a month, but thats all i can spare for now. friends of mine have planned on going to the carribean during the 2007 cricket world cup (its right after we graduate in the summer), but thats a long way off. but i hope to go to latin america either through auniversity program or when i get a long break... i'll be going back home this winter after nearly a year and a half, its a little weird how friends you went to school with for years feel like strangers initially when you go back... with the aiesec traineeship, i didn't realise it until a trainee who came back from costa rica talked about how a lot of his friends don't seem to want to hear about histraineeship/trip, and that is true. its also hard to describe my visit to istanbul, i can probably say a few adjectives like amazing, fun, exciting but that doesn't mean much. its hard to describe it to others, you guys know what i mean... hey you know what would really get this site buzzing? adding Megan to the blog. any how i hope all the others start blogging here soon.

So what about the venezuelan guy?

I've been checking the blogs and websites of some of the people I met in Istanbul, for the last couple of hours, and I'm getting very nostalgic now. I had such an amazing time in Istanbul. I consider myself very lucky to have had the opportunity to live in such an inspiring and beautiful city as Istanbul, and to have known, lived and experienced so many things with the people I met there. But you know that so I wont repeat myself.

I also realized, once again, the importance of recording so many wonderful experiences and thoughts, and this blog is just a perfect way to do that (and more). That's why I answer the call that Aakash made and I'm officialy starting to write here now. It's ironic (but mostly just plain stupid) that, in the same blog I helped to create, I didnt write anything until now, that I'm not there anymore. But that doesnt matter. The places can change but the spirit goes on. The 603 spirit. It can be a different room or a different country, it doesnt matter. This blog is a great way to keep us together and keep the spirit alive so I hope everybody answers to the call.

There are not too many news from this side of the world. I'm trying to focus on writing my paper for university, which I have to give at early september. If everything goes as planned (or not planned), I should be graduating in november. After that, I still exactly dont know what will happen but I'm sure that I will do my best to continue travelling. Where? I dont know, but I'm very focus about that. My time in Istanbul made me realize so many things, but the most important is that it gave me new hopes and things to look forward. It openned so many options in a period of my life when I finally have the time to follow them. I'm very excited about that.

I met a friend from university last week who has inspired me even more. He did a traineeship in France and travel around Europe and even Turkey last year. He also did a backpacker/hitchicker trip around Canada for a couple of months. I was very surprise to hear that he did all these in the time I didnt see him (2 years), but the best part is that he graduated 2 weeks ago and is going back to Europe in about 3 weeks. He plans to go from Eastern Europe to India, by bus and train, and pay for his travel working from place to place. I would like to make a campaign to help him in his journey, so anyone that knows of somebody where he could stay please tell me. I will publish his route another day. There are not too many venezuelans who would even think of doing something like this but I can identify perfectly with him and his reasons. I want to do something similar so his trip is almost like a forecast of mine. That's also why I want to help him as much as I can.

I have the feeling this is just the beginning and, as I said, the spirit goes on. The world is much more reachable now and distances got shorter. I dont know if I'm too optimistic now but I like the feeling.

Long live 603!

So whats up with 603?

So I have been bombarded about everything and anything on whats happening with 603! I thought ill just punch in a small update for the same.

The most important update, we are no longer in 603, we have shifted to 101, but the spirit of 603 is very much in the room, we have also stuck a paper saying 603 in our room. that will always be with us, the 603 spirit. All the old decorations are also in the room and some new additions, a big no left turn traffic signal that Saad stole from bodrum (hurrah for saad)

Two new additions to the boys room, Aditya from Stanford, he is also a friend of Ash, and more importantly he is Hinnddiii, so now 603 has 3 hindi speaking bitches, hearing hindi music, hindi abuses (chootiya and chodus) is getting a lot more common now. We have pete from UK who is originally portugese and is the new guitarist in the room, he was playing some cool numbers in the room and then teaching some cool moves, when the dorm manager entered, and believe it or not he joined in the fun. He ofcourse put in a bit annoucement, 'Attention, no drinking in the room, any one found doing so will be expelled and his ass will be kicked' that apparantely is his dream.

There are 30 odd trainees in Istanbul right now with 20 of them in the dorms, ofcourse life is different than what it was, but is a new begining ! Lots to look forward to !

Will add some pictures soon, for the latest pics from bodrum and other pictures check my online album on my blog.

You guys write back on what you are upto, NOW!!

Here's to everyone or anyone who has had anything to do with 603, we have all started a revolution, lets see where it goes !

Some more...

Here you have more sentences...

"Think about it!!!" (Maarten sentence when nobody understands his jokes!!!!)

"Fucuuuuuck you!!!" (Greg showing his finger!)

"What's up Baaaaanngli?!" (answer for "what's up Hiiiiinnndii?!")

"It's amazing....I couldn't believe it!!!" (Geza)

"Cordon Bleu!" (A disgusting conversation between the boys... isn't it Maarten?!!!)

"Don't... Don't touch me!!!" (Cristiano)

"Allah, Allah!!!" (Maarten's favorite sentence!!!)

"Tasty!!!" or "Salty" (Cristiano... no comments)

"How can you maaaaanage?" (tsveti and her italian accent)

" You will die ALONE!" (Cristiano)

"It' s so BIIIIG!!!" (me but it was only about a venexuelian lolipop!!! :) )

"How coooooool you arrrrrre!" (still with the bulgarian girl's italian accent!!???)

"We are irish... we are thousands!!!"

"I am just tired!" (Traditional sentence used by Basilio and "remixed" by Cris to justify some animal behaviors!!!)

"So...and what about the ...? (the question is from Maarten)
Yes, what about it?" (Basilio's answer used and reused several times.....)

AND now my favorite:
"BE A MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" (From our favorite indian comedian!)

Soon we will have more, for sure!
Hugs***

Frequently Used Phrases

We were discussing during dinner today to put up some phrases that are 'Frequently Used'

So here go some classics:-

'NO, My Back Hurts!' (Indian Accent)

'That is so Gaaaaay! (With all the cristiano expression you can give, let your feeling out)

'Its official !'

'Puuuuttaaaa!!'

'I fooounnnddd hiiiim!'

'Free your mind, free your spirit...!

Neeeeekkkkeeeeedddaaaarrr!! (Cris on the mike, if you dont know this, ask me for the video)

Eeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyy (Natercia entering the room)

That is disgusting !

Oh my gaaawwwwwwdddddd (Iva getting disgusted)

Whats up Hiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnddddddddddiiiiii !! (Everyone)

'Maybe ! (BSR = Basillio's Standardized Reaction)

'We Can go ! (BSR)

Do you know any?...Keep them coming