Friendsgiving<\/strong>, which was equally meaningful \u2014 a gathering full of people from different countries, each bringing a dish and their own stories. Both celebrations made me feel at home, even thousands of kilometers away.<\/p>\nEarlier in the month, I also experienced Halloween in the U.S.<\/strong> for the first time. The decorations, costumes, and energy in the streets were amazing. It\u2019s a holiday I had only seen in movies, so living it in person was a lot of fun.<\/p>\nNovember was also a month of meeting new people and making plans<\/strong>. I\u2019ve been connecting with both Americans and internationals, which has made my transition much richer. One of my favorite moments was attending an a cappella concert at Sanders Theatre at Harvard<\/strong> to see the Harvard\u2013Radcliffe Veritones perform. The atmosphere, the music, and the historic setting made it an unforgettable evening.<\/p>\nAt work, I continue to learn every day. I\u2019ve been involved in different projects across both Boston and New York<\/strong>, which has helped me understand the pace, expectations, and style of architecture here. I\u2019m gaining new skills, adapting to new methodologies, and becoming more confident in this professional environment.<\/p>\nNow that December is approaching, I\u2019m excited for the Christmas season in Boston \u2014 the lights, the atmosphere, and all the new experiences that come with it.<\/p>\n
November was full of firsts, and I can\u2019t wait to see what the next months bring.<\/p>\n
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