living between 3 countries

i'm in krakow right now doing a teaching course, going to luxembourg after, then at some point to toronto for a visit and then back to luxembourg (where i need to work of course to get the money for that travel!). i was just thinking today how i really like living between these 3 countries - it's quite interesting, i do different things in each and enjoy/dislike different aspects about each (unfortunately, luxembourg has the honour of getting the most dislike - its size will always keep it lower on my list). my wallet is stuffed full with different bank and id cards!

it was my birthday on friday ( above is one of the little cakes i got as a present from g.) and the first one i've spent without all of my family and friends around me. it made me see the sort of life that's starting to come into existence for me here in luxembourg. i haven't met too many people yet, but i've done a major job search with lots of interviews, been hired as a freelance teacher at 3 language schools, began a course in luxembourgish which has already taught me speak in basic sentences, like ech leieren letzebuergesch, am beginning a course in french next week, have started a training course at one of the language schools, and have started studying tesol online. i've also gone to many delicious dinners and done a lot of fun things like swimming and visiting different cities. so it's been a productive month and a half and quite an interesting new year :) i look forward to what will come with this age of 24 (like maybe i'll start to look 17 years old, so that the woman at the swimming pool won't try to sell me a children's ticket, which is valid only to age 15!)