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Winter is coming ⛄

  First Winter We are very afraid of winter, we have heard a lot of things, some good and some not so good. We think we are not prepared for -20C temperatures (just kidding, we should be). We already bought our jackets, boots, gloves, and hats, but nothing prepares you for those temperatures. At the beginning of winter everything is going to be very nice, the first snowfalls, new experiences, Christmas, and New Year (we hope all winter will be like that 🀞, being very positive).  Just to tell you that at work we have made a bet on what day we think is going to be the first snow day (Paula said November 15 and Laura said November 19, Juanita didn't want to participate) we are looking forward that one of us will win this bet πŸ€‘.  We are still waiting for the temperatures to drop, and start this Winter season. We will keep you informed.

Story of Juanita πŸ‘©‍⚕️

 

Juanita FandiΓ±o RiaΓ±o 


23 years old, Bogota, Aquarius born on January 23, 1999, studied psychology, but 3 months before obtaining her diploma, she wanted to study history and social communication. She has a master's degree in people management and human resources, and three diplomas, she says more prepared than yogurt, does not like celery, and believes that finding coins on the floor is good luckπŸ€πŸ‘πŸΌ 

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  1. May you find many coins in life. Intelligence is sexy. Keep learning always. Well done!

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