#cdhell

I have graduated from College du Leman (CDL)  in 2013. It is an international boarding school in Geneva, Switzerland. I was lucky to spend the best three years of my life in that great, warm, sometimes annoying and strict place where I met wonderful people who became my second family.

Back then, I wanted to leave my school, I thought I wasn't given enough freedom, as students were not allowed to leave campus during the weekdays; students were not allowed to stay in Geneva over the night without their parents permission; we had problems with our tutors (with the ones who were strict, as they were actually doing their job, unlike the nice ones :P); we also had problems between each other. So much drama was going on every day, especially in girls' dorms. 

But being happy is never easy, you have to work hard in order to be satisfied. We learnt how to avoid conflicts but also how to take a revenge; we learnt how to live in the same room with the person you don't want to live with; we learnt how to send fake emails, fake faxes and even FAKE PLANE TICKETS "from our parents" to go out on the weekends; but the most important we've learnt:  there is no difference what is written on your passport cover:  Russia or Ukraine, Israel or Lebanon, Turkey or Azerbaijan or any other nationality, if inside of you it is written  - "I AM NICE AND I CARE ONLY ABOUT YOUR PERSONALITY" - you will get along with everyone who has the same inscription. 

Before graduating from CDL, I realized that it will be really missed by me and everyone who surrounded me. Why is that? - Not only because I lived with my friends and spend all my time with them but also because so many things I've done in Geneva were my "first times".  (<-- press to see the post)

I will post more photos of me and my friends, to give you a slight image of how fun it was!