My Erasmus fairytale

Once upon a time I was an Erasmus student in France, in a little city called Troyes.

The second day I already met friends with who I spent the most of the time together. They were from different parts of Europe. With the little group of 5 people we had a lot of fun during the two semesters. We stayed friends forever.

The second month I met Y, the Marocon guy. We fell in love and spent together incredible 6 months. Before our birthday that we both have on the same day we broke up. It was time to move on and be free again. We are grateful that we have only positive memories from each other and from the time spent together.

The two last months in France I took the maximum out of it.

- spent a lot of time with my favourite people here;

- did a lot of sport;

- read a lot in French;

- travelled a lot;

- enjoyed the summer like weather;

- etc.

In the end I can say that my Erasmus year is one of the best and intense years in my life :)

Comments

Mihkel Külaots said…

Really beautiful fairytale...:)

6:01 PM

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