McDo times

No I don't like McDo but when you haven't got an internet and McDo has - you got to be friends.

This city is full of shoes. Seriously there are shoe shops in every corner and this means trouble and a never ending temptation. I bought comfortable shoes and talked with the man who sold them to me. "Qu'est-ce que c'est cet mot pankki dans votre carte bleue?"

Yesterday we had a soirée with all ScPos. What can I say - in this city - ScPo seems to be the party. 

I'm slowly getting used to small French things like just the cheek kisses. Sounds stupid, but I'm Finnish and Finnish people don't usually even look in the eyes of the salesman on the cashier. 

Yesterday Dijon was buzzing. On Saturday so market place is at its biggest, people from outside the city come to shop and tourists come for a weekend trip.

At the moment I'm learning what kind of are the famous Sundays of Dijon.. It's apparently one of the biggest jokes around here.

There is one gorgeous, most famous, wanted and biggest coloc of Scpo. There is a magnificent feeling when most of Scpo is there in a two-storey apartment sitting on sofas and smoking, drinking, chatting, wine bottles, so many languages and nationalities around, windows open to the night and you can see over Dijon. It feels somehow very French.. and Scpo Dijon like.

Today scpo people will do a small trip to the lake. Have to enjoy the sun and warmth now! Next week it's apparently gonna be rain, coldness and lots of studying..

Just wondering, I think I haven't really found anything negative yet.

Saturday in Dijon