Right now I can't host guests at my place in Paris because we - my roommate and I - don't even have a living room (if you've ever been to Paris, you know how small the apartments can be!). But I really hope some day I'll be able to give back to the Couchsurfing community what it gave me so far : some little corners where to sleep and opportunities to discover new places! I first started using Couchsurfing when I was living in Canada, at a time when I didn't really knew anyone in the country but still wanted to travel all around it. It was a wonderful experience that enabled me and my two travelling friends to go everywhere without seeing housing issues as a barrier to whatever we wanted to do. I think there is a very interesting dimension in staying at a stranger's place for a few days: you not only meet them, but you also meet with their everyday life and vision of the world.

Ibrahim Maalouf, Supertramp, Françoise Hardy, Beirut, Jeanne Moreau, Polo &Pan, Synapson, ... Manhattan, Woody Allen Grand Budapest Hotel, Wes Anderson Princess Mononoke, Hayao Miyazaki Capitale de la douleur, Paul Eluard La confusion des sentiments, Stefan Zweig L'écume des jours, Boris Vian L'illusion comique, Pierre Corneille What We All Long For, Dionne Brand A Room of One's Own, Virginia Woolf ...