đFeria de emprendedores en mi universidad đ„šđȘ[Esp/Eng]
Published on HivePostify by @valsalazar · Wed Jun 10 2026
ÂĄHola otra vez, linda comunidad de Hive Margarita!
Espero que se encuentren bien. Hace poco mi universidad tuvo su aniversario, por lo que decidieron dedicar toda una semana entera para celebrarlo, realizando distintas actividades como presentaciones, eventos y ferias, donde hubo mĂșsica, juegos y mĂĄs.
El dĂa de la semana que tocĂł para la feria, yo tenĂa clase cerca de las 11 a. m., mientras que la feria daba inicio a las 10, pero cuando lleguĂ©, eso estaba superlleno, con un montĂłn de gentes y puestos de emprendimientos de los mismos alumnos de la universidad, que no se podĂa pasar. Por mi parte, aunque querĂa estar en la feria, tenĂa clase de mĂ©todos cuantitativos, asĂ que no pude detenerme en ningĂșn puesto.
Aun asĂ, tenĂa esperanza de que, cuando terminara mi clase alrededor de la una de la tarde, aĂșn estuviera la feria y pudiera comprar algo. Algo muy gracioso es que desde el salĂłn donde estaba, mientras veĂa ecuaciones, se escuchaba a la lejanĂa la mĂșsica, lo que hacĂa que quisiera que el tiempo pasara rĂĄpido antes de que los emprendedores recogieran sus puestos.
Ya cuando salĂ, me dirigĂ a la feria, pero notĂ© que ya varios de los emprendimientos estaban recogiendo o se habĂan ido porque habĂan vendido todo. En especĂfico, hubo uno que yo querĂa ver para probar sus productos, pero ya se habĂan ido; aun asĂ quedaban varios puestos para ver, entre los que se encontraban puestos de galletas, tortas, dulces, helados artesanales, bebidas, joyas, peluches hechos a mano, maquillaje y hasta productos de cuidado personal.
La cantidad de puestos que habĂa a pesar de la hora seguĂa siendo bastante, lo que hacĂa difĂcil caminar por la plaza o fijarse en todo lo que se vendĂa. El que ya no estuviera el emprendimiento que querĂa ver me desanimĂł un poco, pero aun asĂ pensaba comprar algo que me gustara. Estuve un rato con una amiga viendo los puestos de comida y joyerĂa. Hasta que nos topamos con uno que especĂficamente vendĂa cosas personalizadas de Sanrio. Mi amiga @melan11e se comprĂł unas lindas cucharas y tenedores de Kuromi, mientras que yo me comprĂ© una linda libreta de Cinnamoroll, que me gustĂł mucho desde que la vi.
DespuĂ©s de ahĂ, caminamos un poco mĂĄs viendo los puestos de dulces y la variedad era impresionante, con galletas estilo New York, marquesas, helados, raspados y mucho mĂĄs. No compramos nada de comer, ya que se nos hacĂa tarde y el autobĂșs ya iba saliendo, pero espero que pronto hagan otra feria para poder estar desde el inicio y ver todos los emprendimientos que hay en la universidad.
Hello again, lovely Hive Margarita community!
I hope youâre all well. My university recently celebrated its anniversary, so they decided to dedicate a whole week to the celebrations, organising various activities such as presentations, events and fairs, featuring music, games and more.
On the day of the week set aside for the fair, I had a class at around 11 am, whilst the fair started at 10, but when I arrived, it was absolutely packed, with loads of people and stalls run by the university students themselves, so you couldnât get through. For my part, although I wanted to be at the fair, I had a class on quantitative methods, so I couldnât stop at any of the stalls.
Even so, I was hoping that when my class finished around 1 pm, the fair would still be on and I could buy something. It was quite funny that from the lecture theatre where I was, whilst looking at equations, I could hear the music in the distance, which made me want time to pass quickly before the entrepreneurs packed up their stalls.
When I finally left, I headed to the fair, but I noticed that several of the businesses were already packing up or had left because theyâd sold everything. In particular, there was one I wanted to visit to try their products, but they had already left; even so, there were still several stalls to see, including stalls selling biscuits, cakes, sweets, artisan ice cream, drinks, jewellery, handmade soft toys, make-up and even personal care products.
Despite the time of day, there were still quite a few stalls, which made it difficult to walk around the square or take in everything on offer. The fact that the stall Iâd wanted to see was no longer there put me off a bit, but I still planned to buy something I liked. I spent a while with a friend looking at the food and jewellery stalls. Until we came across one that specifically sold personalised Sanrio items. My friend @melan11e bought some lovely Kuromi spoons and forks, whilst I bought a lovely Cinnamoroll notebook, which Iâd fancied ever since I saw it.
After that, we walked a bit further, looking at the sweet stalls, and the variety was impressive, with New York-style cookies, marquesas, ice cream, shaved ice and much more. We didnât buy anything to eat, as it was getting late and the bus was about to leave, but I hope they hold another fair soon so I can be there from the start and see all the student businesses at the university.
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