Back home in the Netherlands - N-Irish version:P
21 April 2013 | Nederland, Nederland
After 3 months of Belfast, my English is unfortunately not perfect yet. Please ignore the mistakes;)
I am 2 weeks at home now and I didn't like the way my blog ended. I haven't written anything about my P5, Easter, Edinburgh and about the fact that I moved houses in the end.
Before I went on my Erasmustrip, ex-Erasmuspeople already warned me that I would probably not be able to update regularly and full of details during my whole stay in Belfast. Well, they got that right! But hey, now I've got some things left that I can tell people about in real-life.
The adventure in Belfast may be over, my Erasmusadventure is not yet entirely over. For example, I still wait on my credits and I check the experiences of 'those who stayed behind' regularly.
I don't regret staying 3 months in Belfast (instead of 5), but that doesn't mean my 'feeling-bad-after-Erasmus-period' isn't there. I thought that I would learn something about myself in Belfast, and I did. But I even learn more about myself being back home, after my Erasmusadventure.Being back home is a part of that adventure.
Although I've had enough tough moments during this experience, if I could go back in time I would do it all over again. I would also again make the decision to go on my own. Because I now know that you are never alone, or at least, don't have to be. There are kind people everywhere that are willing to help and support you, just like there are people everywhere that will make your life a bit harder. But that's OK. As long as that first group of people is there. And they were there.
Thank you my dearest Erasmusfriends, for all the support, help and kind words, but most of all for all the fun that I had in Belfast, thanks to you and with all of you. To me, the word 'Erasmus' now means the people that I've got to know in Belfast and the people with whom I've spent those 3 months in Belfast with. I miss you guys and I can't wait to see you again. See you soon!
I am 2 weeks at home now and I didn't like the way my blog ended. I haven't written anything about my P5, Easter, Edinburgh and about the fact that I moved houses in the end.
Before I went on my Erasmustrip, ex-Erasmuspeople already warned me that I would probably not be able to update regularly and full of details during my whole stay in Belfast. Well, they got that right! But hey, now I've got some things left that I can tell people about in real-life.
The adventure in Belfast may be over, my Erasmusadventure is not yet entirely over. For example, I still wait on my credits and I check the experiences of 'those who stayed behind' regularly.
I don't regret staying 3 months in Belfast (instead of 5), but that doesn't mean my 'feeling-bad-after-Erasmus-period' isn't there. I thought that I would learn something about myself in Belfast, and I did. But I even learn more about myself being back home, after my Erasmusadventure.Being back home is a part of that adventure.
Although I've had enough tough moments during this experience, if I could go back in time I would do it all over again. I would also again make the decision to go on my own. Because I now know that you are never alone, or at least, don't have to be. There are kind people everywhere that are willing to help and support you, just like there are people everywhere that will make your life a bit harder. But that's OK. As long as that first group of people is there. And they were there.
Thank you my dearest Erasmusfriends, for all the support, help and kind words, but most of all for all the fun that I had in Belfast, thanks to you and with all of you. To me, the word 'Erasmus' now means the people that I've got to know in Belfast and the people with whom I've spent those 3 months in Belfast with. I miss you guys and I can't wait to see you again. See you soon!
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Je kunt nu ook Smileys gebruiken. Via de toolbar, toetsenbord of door eerst : te typen en dan een woord bijvoorbeeld :smiley
