Despite all the fun i am having here...there is one thing i miss about home: those nights out in greasy black shitholes which are covered in graffiti and spit, where you can hardly breathe because the air is thick from smoke, where gregarious weirdos, pale goths, skater kids, crusty punks and junkies peacefully coexist without even noticing each other, where the music pumps so loud your ears hurt while you are gradually getting drunk on cheap booze before dancing around like an idiot...the kind of place you know is gonna cut your life expectancy at least by ten years, but hey, it´s totally worth it!
Sweet sweet AIESEC
These are some of the lovely people i hang out with here in ottawa, who spend their precious free time working for AIESEC so people like i can have the freaking time of their live. ok, bevor es jetzt offensichtlich sentimental wird, wird hier auf Deutsch weitergeschrieben. irgendwann werde ich euch meine stadt zeigen und mich revanchieren, versprochen. 
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
AIESEC national congress 2006 took place in "the Paris of the Prairies" (buhahaha), in the middle of nowhere, the tragically remote, FLAT FLAT FLAT city of Saskatoon. What else can I say? We had a blast!
HRSDC X-mas Party
The HRSDC party department did not disappoint me AT ALL. On the pics: Kerry-Lynn, Justin and Leo. Last ones standing: Kerry-Lynn and Verena (hey, I have to represent my country!)
Everybody loves Montreal
I´ve given up trying to shape a statement that captures how much i liked Montreal. Everything good that I have ever heard about it is well deserved.
This is a picture taken on the lookout spot at the Belvedere with my beloved new friend Harit from India (both of us trying to keep a straight face at -18° C plus wind chill...)
Québec
Overlooking the deep blue St. Lawrence River, old, charming and not too large in its size, the "national capital" of the province of Quebec reminded me very much of home
