It's all about will power
Ok.
I'll try me best to stay calm because I'm actually completely excited right now.
Playzone 2012 from July 9th to August 11th.
I'll be in Tokyo from August 1st to August 31st.
Wich means I'm going to see Yûma, Tsubasa, 4U, They Budou, Noeru, Miyachika, Miyuto, Hiroki, Ryûya, Yoshizawa, Asahi and Aran.
Oh. My. God.
Back from my morning jogging session.
I don't know why but I was really tired today and it was so hard to finish my usual lake lap.
I was about to stop before the end but just when I started to think that, my mp3 player decided to cheer me up by playing We never give up and I felt so proud of myself when I finally reached my goal even if I was about to faint. xD
Last night, brother, sister and I watched what is maybe the only French TV program I love. It's called Pékin express and it's a 45 days race between teams, each made of two persons, from one place in the world to another one.
Yesterday was the first episode and this year, they started from Seoul in Korea and their goal is Sidney in Australia.
It was as funny, nerve-wracking and touching as always and it made me want to go where they were.
But as much as I love watching it, I could never take part in this show.
I would be the most annoying girl ever, my partner would be pissed off and he would kill me.
And I would totally deserve it. xD
First time I went abroad alone was in England when I was 10 or 11 and I was with a French group since I was too young and I couldn't speak English well enough to stay in a family. Since then, I've been to England twice in host families for two weeks and in Barcelona for a 4 days school trip also in a host family.
I love travelling.
I like to discover new places, to see things I have never seen before but more than the trip itself, what I like the most is taking the ferry to go to England 8D meeting people.
I can't imagine going to a country and then just stay in a hotel or going out only with other French tourists.
I want to meet local people, to talk with them, to spend a few minutes or a day together, I want to share their life as much as possible because who can know more about a place than someone who has always lived there?
A few months ago, we met a group of Japanese tourists in Paris and some girls said they wanted to meet us again in August.
I really hope it will happen.
J-95 ♥
I'll try me best to stay calm because I'm actually completely excited right now.
Playzone 2012 from July 9th to August 11th.
I'll be in Tokyo from August 1st to August 31st.
Wich means I'm going to see Yûma, Tsubasa, 4U, They Budou, Noeru, Miyachika, Miyuto, Hiroki, Ryûya, Yoshizawa, Asahi and Aran.
Oh. My. God.
Back from my morning jogging session.
I don't know why but I was really tired today and it was so hard to finish my usual lake lap.
I was about to stop before the end but just when I started to think that, my mp3 player decided to cheer me up by playing We never give up and I felt so proud of myself when I finally reached my goal even if I was about to faint. xD
Last night, brother, sister and I watched what is maybe the only French TV program I love. It's called Pékin express and it's a 45 days race between teams, each made of two persons, from one place in the world to another one.
Yesterday was the first episode and this year, they started from Seoul in Korea and their goal is Sidney in Australia.
It was as funny, nerve-wracking and touching as always and it made me want to go where they were.
But as much as I love watching it, I could never take part in this show.
I would be the most annoying girl ever, my partner would be pissed off and he would kill me.
And I would totally deserve it. xD
First time I went abroad alone was in England when I was 10 or 11 and I was with a French group since I was too young and I couldn't speak English well enough to stay in a family. Since then, I've been to England twice in host families for two weeks and in Barcelona for a 4 days school trip also in a host family.
I love travelling.
I like to discover new places, to see things I have never seen before but more than the trip itself, what I like the most is taking the ferry to go to England 8D meeting people.
I can't imagine going to a country and then just stay in a hotel or going out only with other French tourists.
I want to meet local people, to talk with them, to spend a few minutes or a day together, I want to share their life as much as possible because who can know more about a place than someone who has always lived there?
A few months ago, we met a group of Japanese tourists in Paris and some girls said they wanted to meet us again in August.
I really hope it will happen.
J-95 ♥