I hadn’t visited Paris since 2007, so it was quite nice to make a quick visit to France (more photos here). Had good meetings and was even able to meet a couple of friends.
Christmas tree at Galeries Lafayette
Opéra at night
Mexican tourism ad in CDG
For some strange reason the French trailer made me want to watch the movie much more than the original Finnish one. 
Maybe Finnish cinema is finally taking over the world?
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I arrived in Brussels. I expected to grow and learn. I didn’t expect to grow and learn so much! That I found some very good friends was also very welcome.
Merci Bruxelles!
Dank u Brussel!
I came across these people striking at the National Bank this week. More info here (in French).
To understand this joke, the following information may be necessary:
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Vidéo du canal ARTE.
Demande: Il faut lui faire la guerre
Réponse automatique de mes collègues de cours: à George Bush!
Tomorrow is my last school day at the master’s degree. After that, we have two weeks of examinations and three months of internship (stage) including my thesis before graduation in July. Needless to be said, I have already resigned myself to not sleeping much (if at all), especially since besides exams we need to deliver quite a few projects.
God, this year’s going fast!
Al menos aún no llego al grado Mafaldesco de “Párenle al mundo que me quiero bajar”…
Few things I know are weirder than a Mexican watching the Superbowl in Brussels via a French
channel at 2 a.m. Shortly thereafter I went to sleep, and Chicago lost.
The photo is from the kickoff and ensuring touchdown run. What an amazing start! And to think I don’t even like gridiron that much.
Merci France 2!
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