My time in Moscow is coming to an end! Tolstoy 31 leaves to Finland day after tomorrow, and the school stress is approaching level zero. Just one presentation to do on Wednesday evening (+ some boring paper work) and I'm done.
As I look back in time, so much things happened in a short time. Sometimes it was painful, but I also had a lot of great moments. At some point I regretted coming here, but now I'm glad that I decided to survive and learn my lessons. I couldn't be any happier of my new experiences and friends I got in Moscow. And soon I'll be at home :)
"Normal" exchange students would have approximately one year of studies left, thesis unfinished and perhaps internship place in search. But because I decided to do things differently, I'll luckily graduate from my home university next month! Please let this gif conclude my plans for year 2014:
As I look back in time, so much things happened in a short time. Sometimes it was painful, but I also had a lot of great moments. At some point I regretted coming here, but now I'm glad that I decided to survive and learn my lessons. I couldn't be any happier of my new experiences and friends I got in Moscow. And soon I'll be at home :)
"Normal" exchange students would have approximately one year of studies left, thesis unfinished and perhaps internship place in search. But because I decided to do things differently, I'll luckily graduate from my home university next month! Please let this gif conclude my plans for year 2014:
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