My PhD? maybe amazing is not the correct term. It would be more either "amazing" and "absolutely exausting".

I was a teacher during a year at the university. I liked this experience, I was so affraid first, but I learnt so much about myself thanks to this experience. My biggest "life lesson" is "do not judge at first look", which is SO french (at least very very Parisien). French have good cheese, amazing wine and bad manners ... Before my first travel in Austria, I was cold and distant, judging everything badly or wrongly, thinking I came from the best nation ever. Until I met Quebec people: thanks to them I learnt to see beyond the appearance.

There's nothing more french than me, without the bad side: I am not arrogant and I dont pee in the street (except in case of pee emergency, we can't completely erase the french culture). My first name is France (for real, no joke, I can show my passport to proove it), my family name is french-french-and french again, and I live in Paris since ... forever. As a good french, I eat a baguette every-single-day and cheese at each meal. I can bring the traditionnal "mariniere" and "beret" with me if you want. No arrogance anymore, I lost it when I began to travel around the world.

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