The article here presented is a personal narrative and has the exclusive goal of recording memories for the future. Therefore, it describes the events presented below from a situated perspective: the author’s one. This privileged position, first as a participant, and now, as a nar- rator, could be problematized. Too often, this is an essential step in feminist research that we tend to —naively and reductively— forget. But already in 1929, Virginia Woolf wrote in A Room of One’s Own (2001, p. 2): “a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.” That is, she must have space and time to independently think and write. Taking this premise into account, this narrative starts.