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Hey, you! :D Welcome! Hope you like this place very much! I'm Lívia :) A film maker? Wow, cool! :cool:

Hey, you! :D Welcome! Hope you like this place very much! I'm Lívia :)

Hi there, Violet! First of all, what a beautiful name! I'm Lívia, nice to meet you. :) I'm pretty sure you'll make some great friends here! ;)

Here you go, Ava: http://coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19433 This thread is in Coldplay section. You'll always find it there! :) You'll see that discovering the Coldplaying galaxy, as yourself described, is a lot of fun! :dance: :wink:

^Ohhh, good luck, Ana! :) Omg, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful wall! :stunned: And what an amazing pic you've got from Linda! I wish I was creative enough to make something really great on my wall.. Anyway, I have no more clean space, it's all Coldplayish already :awesome:

Fix you. This song has been helping me quite a lot these days...

Sounds wonderful! I think about that too, but social architecture also captivates my attention... :) Oh, Ivet, you'll be pretty, pretty welcome here :wink: Well, I must tell you but you may already know... 5 years pass like this: * I can't believe I've already completed 1 year of studies...

Léa, soon you'll see this board is full of really nice people who's looking foward to helping whoever they can. Don't be scared, you won't bother anyone if you ask for some help, trust me. :wink: Anyway, count on me if you need anything :) P.s: I think multiquote is gone, though we used to have it I guess. :thinking: Or maybe not, I can't quite remember :P But you can pretend to quote someone, copy it, open another window paste it and repeat this procedure with other lines to be quoted, always pasting the quotes in the same message board. But it takes some time and work. The way you found to reply everyone was just fine ;)

Oh nice to hear that! :nice: I study in Belo Horizonte. You probably haven't heard of it before, Rio and São Paulo are the most famous cities. :D But, anyway, I like it! :wink:

Is very lucky (look at his sig!) :thumbsup:

true! :nice: the next loooooooooooves ice cream :wideeyed:

Ohhhh :hug: I called my best friend we we talked for like 2 hours and a half. I really needed to hear her voice. We had great, great laughs.

Say what you need to saaaaaay

no :) Regina Spektor?

Life does't seem to be much fair. But unknown reasons always exist...

Congrats, Julie! It's a beautiful piece of poetry! :) And I would say it's pretty Coldplayish as well ;)

^ Really cool! :freak: :lol:

Bienvenue, Léa! :nice: Ok, I'll stop here because my french doesn't go much further than that :P Anyway, have a great stay here and feel free to ask for help whenever you want, okay? ;) Nice to meet you, I'm Lívia :)

Hey, Jessy, great introduction of yourself! ;) Have a warm stay here! i'm Lívia :) And, btw, I'm sure you'll find other people who's into twilight as well!

Ciao, Liana! :nice: Hope you have a wonderful time here! You'll see how friendly and nice people from this board are! ;) I'm Lívia

Nossa, vc é muito gentil, Ellen, muito mesmo! :kiss: Acho que vou dormir agora, já está um pouco tarde, né?! :uhoh: Boa noite e durma com os anjos! :angel: Foi ótimo conhecer vc! :kiss: :kiss: Sorry for the portuguese, guys, I couldn't help! :sick:

Beautiful line you have there, Ellen! ;) Ohhh, muito obrigada! :nice: Que bondade a sua! De qualquer forma, fiquei muito feliz, espero muito também poder contribuir positivamente com a minha profissão, assim como vc! :wink: Makayla, that's coooooool! :o I guess I would be happy doing that too... I've already seen that you're pretty talented on the ''show off you coldplay...'' thread!

Ivet, lots of coldplayers have gave you lots of great tipos about it, but I'll try mines too, if you don't mind :) Well, I do architecture. I started taking last year, so I don't know if I'm experienced enough but, anyways. I don't know your plans (working in the U.S ou another place) but, for example, here, in Brazil, the market is in one of its best moments. It's true that this can suddenly change, but it's hard to predict what it would be like in 4/5 years, when you complete the course. I guess it depends on how your country is developing, it depends on different state's policies and it depends on economy's situation as a whole. Space Cadet said something that's extremely true. It's unbeliveable the totally different ways you can take if you try architecture. Really, is world of possibilities. You can look at arts, historical patrimony, history of arts, environment, geology, geography, new techniques of contruction, project (of course), urban planning, sociology, landscape, illumination, calculus... and many, many, many more stuff. People leaves a course like that with a mind pretty different, much more opened, I assure you. It's hard to find some one that doesn't love it. Erm, the reason I'm not enjoying it thaaat much is that I may have some sort of problems, because I swear, I've never seen someone at uni saying "oh no, I can't stand one more day". In fact, just the opposite. If you like history, be sure you'll definitely find it there. That's even the reason I first thought of architecture. I'm totally in love with the history subjects, they're fantastic. I mean, I've been learning about culture, different kind of thoughts related to that specific kind of contruction, men's inner condition of a determined time that would influence an intire period such as the gothic one, the romaine one... Ivet, it's just brilliance. Actually, I can't say that you see lots of physics or maths at the uni I study and I hate not having them. The idea is that, afterwards, you'll have an engineer to make all the calculus and racional observations for you. That's ridiculous, I just can't see myself graduating with no idea if that certain project of mine could be rised up. I have this goal to take some optional subjects concerning these things. Maths and physics should really be a main thing of the course. And at last but not least, in Brazil, there are pleeeeenty of female architects and a few, very few male architects. I guess it depends on where you live as well. :) But, despite the majority of male architects around you, please, Ivet, promisse me you won't take it as something to spoil your dream. It doesn't matter if you're black or white, what really counts is your perseverance and persistence. Do you know what I mean? Faith in you, that's all I ask. Of course it's not always flowers, but I guess it depends on the university. Like I said, maths and physics sucks where I study, while project is a reference. I guess those things you'll have to find by your own, maybe visiting the places, talking to the students... I hardly recommend you to do that. :) That helped me A LOT. Erm, sorry but I can't help about arts... I don't know about it... :\

Ohhhh, that's great to hear, Ellen! :nice: :kiss: hahaha And you really need to be encouraged! Most of people won't go after their dreams because they would think they're too stupid or impossible to be achieved. What a shame, isn't it? :thumbsdown: Ohhhh, Rudy, really? That's strange, I've heard that quite a lot these last few days... :huh2: But, anyway, there is still a looooot of time for you to do what you wanna do, isn't it? But, on the other hand, geology seems very fine. And you can always try to relate both... I've had a subject called urban geology last semester and it was reeeeally cool.

Pois é, eu estava beeeem sumida por uns tempos, mas quero permancer aqui mais e mais. :wink: I have faith in you, Ellen! :D Please, do your best to make our country a better place to live! And be brave, ok? :P But I won't mind if you become a great diplomatic either. ;) And thank you! :nice: