I come back to France tonight for 3 weeks (more or less). I tried to get ready yesterday so I watched "Violence des echanges en milieu tempere", a french movie about people who are very sad and can not find a job (A typical french movie). Still, it did not discouraged me! Merry Christmas everyone and see you in France (or somewhere else when I'll be back, full of sad and unemployement stories).
Korea! After a hard day of work in Seoul, I came back to my hotel to find it surrounded but hundreds of policemen... Revolution? Riots? Does Korea also has "racailles"? Are they gonna burn Huyndai cars? Actually no, there was just a few hundreds of people demonstrating for working class rights (or something like this, my understanding of Korean is limited). I took this picture with my coworker (and friend) Vincent in front of Paris Baguette, so the threat looks even more serious (Paris/Riots, you see?). For your korean culture, Paris Baguette is very famous in Korea and they make really good donuts. But don't try to find french bread in this place or you'll be very disapointed.
Rien a voir avec Jean-Louis Aubere, c'est bien le dernier maxi de TTC qu'on trouve chez les excellents disquaires de Shinsaibashi a Osaka.
