LIFE IN PARIS
Sarah a 21-year-old American from San Diego, is spending a term studying in Paris. She living with three other girls in a flat old in the centre of town. I have an amazing time. I really enjoy having this independence, say Sarah, who is in France for the first time. "My flatmates were great. One of them is studying chemistry, one is takeing her exams to became a teacher and the other works at the airport. We'are great friends now. Its important to have that support, especially when you're far from home. My flatmates understand when I'm moody and bad-tempered".
Sarah flat is very messy. The kitchen is full of dirty dishes. There is clothes all over the bedroom floor. There are empty pizza boxes and bags plastic around the living room. The sofa is cover with books, papers and empty chocolate bar wrappers. "It's exam time", says Sara happily, "It's not always this bad. But it's true that my flatmates and I am not the tidiest people in the world".
"My parents misses me a lot, especially since it is my first time away from home. My mother is worried that I'm going out too much, and always want to know if I've got a boyfriend French. But essentially they approve of what I'm doing.
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