S.O.S

Oh, I’m having a ball in Greece, yeah, this is amazing. The people, the lifestyle…

…

Hey! … Yeah, you. There’s someone with you? No? Ok. Shhh. Seriously I think I’m in danger. I have to pretend, saying I’m ok but I’m telling you, I’m in danger. I think someone wants to make me disappear.

Did you say why?

Ok, first of all I think someone tried to injure me. In the way to Rodon FM, the radio station I have to go upstairs through this steps.

They seem innocent steps, right?

Well, there’s a subtle difference in one of this steps, look:

In this exhaustive and incredible infography (Thank you to our huge infography team) work we have signed one step with a red line and another with a yellow one. Well, the step with the red line, is THE EVIL STEP and it is a bit higher than the others. The consequences of this are, at least, one stumble than can make you lose in best of the situations your dignity and who knows what else…

It’s the kind of murders that someone order: “Make it look an accident” Isn’t it?

But there are more signs…

Last weekend I found this pictures at my camera:

Yes, it’s me recycling, awesome!! But the important thing is that someone knows where I live, when I go out home and even take my camera to take photos of me!!! It’s a clear message “We are watching you”

And the other day a really angry cat appeared suddenly in the living room and suddenly disappeared again through the balcony. I’m sure it’s an advice it’s my own horse-head-in-the-bed…

What’s the next step? Who knows? Maybe my guard dog will protect me.

What? Don’t you think so??

I’m lost.

Ready for World Environmental Day

© Miguel Murcia Navarro

My beginning

Ok. Here I am.

I've just arrived to spend seven months in Serres. I came here to begin a volunteering service in a local radio, Rodon FM. Here I'll manage my own musical broadcast once per week and I'll work with other three volunteers in campaigns for our NGO, Praxis, which colaborates with UNESCO and others local and International organizations.

But I didn't come to Greece only for the volunteering. No. Definitely. I had just finished my degree in Journalism in Spain and I felt like lost. What happens after my studies?, Should I stay here and find my job? (Not easy for a journalist in Spain, believe, me) Should I start as a freelance? Oh, what a hard situation work as a Journalist in Spain, blablabla...

I had lots, enourmous doubts about what to do with myself at that moment and the feeling that I was doing nothing useful for me and the society in an decisive moment of my life.

What could I do? The only clear thing I had was that I wanted to go abroad to spend a long time. So that is what I decide. Go abroad to find myself.

I don't know if I'll achieve it and I know that I'll find some clues but not really hat i am or what I should do, because in few months I'll change my mind again. This is one of the few things that I really know.

But I think I did the right thing. At the moment I feel so motivated, so happy, deceived and i can't explain with words all my feelings. I think this is a good sign.

I'll be with you for seven months (or more, who knows) telling you what Serres is doing with my life.

See you soon!