Hello World!

So! This is just a small repost of my first original post... But translated! ;)

For those of you who are familiarized with programming languages, this introduction may snatch a small smile from your faces. In any case, it is not my intention to talk about engineering or computer stuff here but rather to simply be able to say hello to the internet world!

Ok, I don't plan to put much in this entry. The message that I wanted to convey is already written down in the title. But I do want to expose the motive of the name of the blog: "Panita Borbor".

Panita, for those of you that don't speak 'ecuadorian-spanish', is the diminutive of the word pana which means friend, comrade, dude. Borbor [pronounced bohr-BOHR], on the other hand, is my last name. ;]

So there you have it boys and girls! Yet another blog on the internet! You could even say that it is yet 'another drop in the ocean'!

¡Hasta la próxima!

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