CURRENT MISSION

spread smiles and laughter

ABOUT ME

OH MY GOD, THE BOX IS WAY TOO SHORT, I'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO TELL ALL ABOUT ME. I'D BETTER NOT EVEN START.

well, that's totally not me. :D I'm usually very optimistic, uncomplicated, never hysterical and pretty down to earth. oh oh oh..., let's add a bad adjective, as well, for it will sound more believable: I'm also pretty (-/and) perfectionist. (haha, oh yes that's a good one. It's not entirely bad. Plus, I even could include a joke there - great.)

As you see on the lines above, I'm pretty good at amusing myself with nothing more than a text field to enter some lines. One can almost say I don't need friends. ^^

Finally some real facts about me:

I'm 21, curious and like being challenged.
Currently studying Environmental Engineering in the French part of Switzerland. Though originally form the German part.
But one of the best decisions I've made so far in my life, was to dare to move to the other end of my country for my studies. I just love it here and the student life with all its advantages and its freedom.

Before I started studying I took a year off and could work for 3 month in London, later I spent also 2 month and a half in Vancouver for an (among young Swiss almost mandatory) language stay abroad. Lucky enough, I planned it to be during the Olympics. I had such a great time.

Next step in my life will be an exchange year as an Erasmus student in Stockholm. Really looking forward to it.

Well, that'll be about it. For further questions when considering surfing my couch don't hesitate to ask what you want to know.

PHILOSOPHY

A joke that doesn't hurt anybody, needs to be cracked.
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You've gotta be kidding!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

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Interests

Languages, Films, Books, Friends, Beer, Photography, Music, Parkour. I also like Cooking (actually Baking even more). Yet, odd enough, I still don't find often time for it.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

An adventurous journey on an Interrail trip between Athens and Istanbul, where we struggled a bit due to the lack of trains crossing the border. In the end, it worked out thanks to the help of a local gas station serviceman and a turkish family father. It included hitchhiking and crossing the border corridor by foot.
All in all it was remarkable.

Countries I’ve Visited

Canada

Countries I’ve Lived In

Switzerland, United Kingdom