Here I am again, this time waiting for my flight to Copenhagen. Seems like this is one of the few places in the Netherlands I find the time and inspiration to blog. Fine with me, one more reason to come here regularly :D It is quite funny how happy this place makes me. Apparently classical conditioning works. I only associate positive things with this airport as a lot of my journeys have started here. And every time I come here I accumulate more positive experiences so it’s kind of a vicious circle. If I could live here, I would. It is perfectly connected to the rail and road network and offers all other commodities one can wish for. Even a Starbucks. No other place in the Netherlands has that. Since a lot of people live on boats, maybe I can live on a plane. A houseplane. That would be awesome.
As usual, I have been quite busy J I finished my stupid internship report and finally got my bachelor degree. That was about time. And I am also done all my exams for my master so the only thing that keeps me from graduating is my master’s thesis. Which I am very busy working on. It will be in Consumer Psychology researching product packcagings and since I might use some of you as guinea pigs in my research that is as much as I will tell for now. I am really excited about it and working on it and seeing it advance makes me happy. My internship is almost done, I have four more days at Henkel and then I can put all my energy into it. Even though I’ll probably also get another job so I can continue to buy all the nice things I like and come back to Schiphol once in a while.
Two weeks ago I went to AIESEC International’s Transition Party in Rotterdam. It was really nice because I met Emily and Marc again and it made me remember fun Canadian times. It is only now that I can really look back on my time in Canada and reflect. It took me a long time to let go. Like my whole AIESEC experience. Even though I visited a conference on H4TF, I just can’t get myself to push that button on myaiesec.net and go to H4TF. I keep telling myself that I might still go on Exchange and therefore should keep it like this. And I’m also never in the mood to fill in the surveys... After spending a weekend like the AI Transition weekend I start doubting whether I should really get a job and start the grown-up part of my life. On the one hand I don’t feel ready for it there’s still so much more to do and I am kind of jealous of all the people I met, just starting their AI and MC terms. On the other hand I know that there is so much out there waiting for me as well...I just hope things fall into place somehow. Until then, I’ll keep worrying about the future and working on my thesis. And dreaming of my houseplane.
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