At the beginning of January, the 18th edition of one of the biggest dog sled races in Europe takes place in France. On more than 1000km of snowy roads and in the cold of Savoie and Mont Blanc, mushers from all over the world compete to win the title of La Grande Odyssée. Let me introduce you to these 12 days of competitions…
The city, thanks to the new government directives, can slowly but finally return to offer a little bit of itself to us, poor bored young people. The museums reopened and a friend told me that there was a hallucinating queue to enter the Mocak. I can clearly smell the desire to live of this city.
Since I am living abroad, I must improve my language skills all the time. I am learning French; I am visiting my polish class and adjustments for my English are being made every day.
In this post you will see what the basis of learning languages looks like…
This is my last blog entry, where I’m giving a general view of my EVS experience, and what it has meant to me.
So folks, my EVS has come to an end.
I am currently in the process of freaking out a bit, and trying to wrap my head around the fact that I have to go back to my old life.
These are strange times we live in: this pandemia does not seem to have any intention of leaving us and we are all unsure of the future; the world has changed and we all have to adjust to a new order. At the moment, I feel more confused than scared.
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