( And The End of The Year... )

On the home stretch now, people!

I have finished four finals (grammaire, contruction of a european union, sociology, and my stage) and my last one is tomorrow (economics).  The grammaire one was not bad, nor were construction of a european union and sociology.  The stage was not too difficult, but it was me writing a paper which ended up being 28- ( Read more... )

WOOT WOOT!  I AM DONE WITH GRAMMAIRE!

Just took the final and didn't think that it was half bad.  Always a good sign, n'est pas?  Anyways...thought that this post was necessary...especially since all of my friends back in the States are done with them and sitting at home, reading this and laughing at me.  Eh, it could be worse, non?

ps. I have ( Read more... )

I cannot believe that I only have nine days left in France before I leave it here and return to my life in the States.  It has been very difficult having these two different lives; part of me has wanted to return to the States and continue with that life there, but the other part of me is in love with this life here.  How do you know what to do ( Read more... )

Ground Rules
The first player of this "game" starts with the topic "Five Weird Habits of Yourself" and the people who get tagged need to then write a LJ entry about their five quirky little habits as well as state the rules of this game clearly. In the end, you need to list the next five people who you want to tag.

1. I have this thing about my food ( Read more... )

my thoughts are with all of you during this time...

( seriously, I like the bandwagon... )

( and beat goes on... )

Okay, so the official countdown until I return home to the States is: t-minus 25 days and counting.

It's so weird because part of me wants to return home and see my family; I hate this seven-hour time difference between us and not being able to call except once a week (twice if I am EXTREMELY lucky and we keep the first call pretty short).  Luckily ( Read more... )

Right.  Time to update.

So, the riots in France have escalated a little, as in the program felt the need to test out our cell phones NOW, not at the beginning of the semester.  Police men are all over, TAN employees are on the bus but not checking ID, and the riots have spread to Bruxelles where, of course, I am hoping to visit the week-end of ( Read more... )

( look, there goes the bandwagon! )