I know I’m a bad blogger, 3 weeks without posting, it’s outrageous. I’m sorry, it won’t happen again.

Where to start?

Oh, yes. The first big news for me is that I won’t stay as long as scheduled in Armenia. I was supposed to spend initially 3 years for KASA Foundation, but I’ll leave in the end of june. Why? because 3 years is pretty long in such an environment. There is also some professional reasons, but this is not the question on that blog.
I’ve really been pleased by the way my boss reacted when I announced them my choice. Thanks again for your support.

Anyway, until then, I’ll have to work twice more. But, the work seems to be really interesting. (I’ll speak a bit more in my future posts).
That makes me spending one third of my working time in Gyumri. I’ll try to stay a bit more, so I can discover life from inside.

I’ll also have a bit time to think a bit more to my future projects (either to stay in Armenia , so I’ll be able to keep a consultant look on the projects I’ve been working on, or go in another country, stay in the cooperation world, on go back to business). Time will tell

And it’s during my meeting with Julie, french volunteer in Vanadzor pour SPFA via Armenian Volunteer Corp, who just came back to France this week that I realized my chance to live such an experience : one year and a half long experience outside france, in a very different environment, and moreover, a job pretty much interesting. Anyway, Julie, good luck to the hard and tough come back to the parisian life

Coldness is coming step by step, and if Yerevan is still a bit sunny, the country is getting into the rigorous caucasian winter. I really aprehend to face -15°C temperatures.

I went to Adesa concert last week. It’s a band from Ghana pretty interesting, mixing traditional ghanean music and more conventionnal reggae, and acrobatic and juggling performances. Musically speaking, it was really well done.And it was interesting to see how armenian people were reacting to a music they were not used to listen to. Indeed, african music is not so played here in Caucasus. More than half of the club finished the concert dancing around tables. A really nice evening so.

This is almost over for tonight. I hope I’ll be starting to blog more frequently. And finishing to integrate the whole website. Wait and see …