had a story to tell. Every drink shared had a crazy class experience and a nervy personal outburst on work load and assignments we had to cover. I have to admit, I came to France with the “wine and cheese stereotype” and a crazy expectation of a dynamic night life. Truth be told, I didn’t get a feel of the bursting night life and charismatic atmosphere I envisioned. Nevertheless, I will cherish the few good moments spent in the company of friends. Where Grenoble failed, my short visit to Paris offered a more cheering and spontaneous atmosphere. France is not only about the wine and cheese; Mondays are also sacred days where banks and a few other shops don’t open for service. And by the way, you have a compulsory two hours lunch break daily, a period when offices are closed for services.
Three seasons down and having experienced the extreme winter and snow out-pour in Grenoble, all roads definitely leads to summer. I have heard a lot about the sun, burning heat, ladies in bikinis, gents and beauties, but now is the time to experience the magic and share in another experience of a life time. What has been a very demanding year is taking a whole new turn to the very next level. The pressure of schooling might be over but job hustle, project completion and search for livelihood lives on. Personally, I am looking forward to enjoying the magic of the summer but at the same time gazed on every lucrative job employment out there. Life just never stops. There seems to never be a finish line. My instrumental goal of gaining international exposure has been on full swing but now is the time to apply the net worth I have acquired over the past months and
years. There is no stopping for me. I will still be writing, discovering more about myself, exploring territories and chasing my dreams of putting my generation on the map while I continue this remarkable international journey. Despite the fact that I am eager to achieve all these targets, I might as well put on a short, get a sun shade and roll out some drinks with fiends and new acquaintances when the sun finally comes out this summer.
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