So, I went with my mum to Brussels. She was working and I just walked around on my own for a couple of days... I remembered Brussels as an awful awful place, and you know what? I was wrong, it's lovely. I actually quite like it. Ok, it's tiny, and lots of beautiful buildings have been destroyed and horrible stuff built instead, and it rains a lot, but... It's nice. With a daily flea market, random wonderful Art Nouveau buildings, an international community, loads of nice shops, nice little restaurants, and loads and loads of antiques shops. And nice trams and buses. I just liked it. And the nice thing is, I've found some ideas for what I could do after uni. One thing is for sure, I'll have to leave London. At least for a bit. But I don't mind, really. I've been told that the best thing to do would be to work on the field for a couple of years, in an NGO in Africa, Asia or Latin America. Specialize in something, like, I don't know, family planning or stuff like that (which seems interesting). And then try to get a job at the European Commission, which would be perfect-oh so interesting-etc. World, I'm coming! So I'm a bit less scared of finishing uni now. At least I've got some idea of what I could do. Trying to find out where I should get my licence - France is cheaper (540 euros) but more complicated (I'll only be here for part of the summer), England is more expensive (around 770 euros) but a lot easier. But my official residence is still here in Paris so I'll need to check that. We'll see.