Holiday after Erasmus

I've spent a year studying mechanics, languages, and trying to get a mathematical and a physical education in a language not my own. One year discovering what it is really like to live abroad and to understand what the concept of culture shock is (even if I already know that some people are going to say that being in Germany when one is French is not really experiencing a cultural difference... but, yes, it is)! 

In 10 minutes I'm going to write my last exam ... Nichtlinear Dynamik, non linear dynamics. I hope I am ready, but after 90 minutes writing down all I know about differential equations, I will be on holiday!

I have still one month to spend in Germany, one month for finally being an erasmus student! I have to admit that this year I really spent more time studying and going to lectures than partying. I expected it to be different, but I was actually even more studious than in France - probably because I found topics there that I was interested in, and I liked the mentality of public universities better than that of my private engineering school. By the way, I recommend that everybody go to a public university instead of a private one!

My holiday will be about having free time to do things I don't usually do, like going to the library to read books which are not about science, to discover more of the town, to see friends, party, and to wake up late and enjoy not having anything special to do in the day - except what we like!

I will also spend a few days in France for my mom's birthday and to see my sister off. She is going abroad for a year. I'll miss her for sure.
I have to go, hope to write something later!


XOXO!
Gwen