So it’s just over 2 months today until I start my year abroad in
France. I passed my second year at the University of Exeter with a
66.63 grade average (that’s a 2:1 for you non-uni types) and I’m well on
my way to becoming one of the most successful half-British,
half-American ladies, like, ever. At least, that’s what I’m hoping
for. I must warn you, this blog will be rife with sarcasm,
self-acclaimed adoration and repugnance (possibly even at the same time)
and plenty of awful jokes.
Over a month ago I was accepted for an internship at the International Herald Tribune (think New York Times
hits Paris) which I’m incredibly excited about (*does celebratory dance
and wiggles bottom*). My current issue however is that they have yet
to confirm exact dates for my stay there, so I feel a bit like a hamster
on its very own Ferris wheel. Excitement has turned into nerves.
Where am I going to live? Am I going to make any friends? Will they
pay me? Am I actually going to come back from my year abroad speaking
fluent French? The IHT is an English-language paper after all so I’m
hardly going to be getting my daily French dosage within their walls….
I have lots of questions right now and I’m hoping I’ll be able to
answer most of them myself before I arrive in La Ville-Lumière. Or at
least, with a little help from the Google. This blog plans to
follow me through the 2 months leading up to my YA, as well as being a
medium for sharing all my stories, adventures and maybe even a few pics
while I’m out there! I hope you enjoy.
Watch this space.
Montana
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