Since the past week has been everything but interesting, I thought I would pass on the traditional weekly update, but Seb started complaining that without any article, he couldn’t know what I had done this week. Since the answer is nothing, here I am, writing about nothing. I’m wondering how long I can continue that; after all, I went to a business school, that shouldn’t be a problem 
So, to sum up nothing, I had a pretty uninteresting week, waiting for Rémy to come back from Chicago, and then spending the week-end working. Work is getting tougher, but also more motivating. I also called a few friends; I think I will never get over the fact that I miss you guys! But I might end up not missing you for long: whereas Remy got a receipt saying that he got accepted at the H1B visa lottery, I still haven’t received anything, which is not a good sign. So I might end up going back to France, whether I (and you ) want it or not!
Apart from this (still) not interesting topic, I registered for the continuing studies program in Stanford, and I will be taking a class of… acting this summer! I can see all of you think “oh my god, she really wants to end up in Hollywood!”
What else? Still a lot of nothing to talk about… Oh yes, I am getting more and more obsessed with the idea of going into the hospitality industry sooner or later, and started devouring some books on the topic. It’s weird, I feel like once you have started in a sector, it is really difficult to go into something radically different later on… Now I start understanding people going into consulting! Those who know me well know that I’ve been talking about managing a hotel for a long time, and now I feel that I really need to do it, at least some day … So who wants to buy an Inn with me? I already have a partner (Manue, if you read me 
) but except if she has been hiding her fortune for many years, I doubt that we will have enough money to do that now and alone … Hopefully, my grand father always told me that passion is more important than money to achieve your dreams, and, stupid as I am, I still believe him!
Ok, enough “nothing” for today! Just in case you stumble upon this blog looking for interesting content, insights about tech and entrepreneurship, I remind you that this blog is now for friends and family, or people interested in expatriation (or interested in “nothing”!) but that I still continue to publish more interesting things (it’s not hard!) on Tech it Easy. My latest pieces include an interview of Alain Romang on how museums can benefit from the Internet, and a book review of The One Minute Entrepreneur from Ken Blanchard. Enjoy (or not) !
Hopefully, I will have cooler things to say after Memorial day week end in Yosemite!
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I love your “nothing to say” article!!
It is so prestigious for your acting class in Stanford, but which are your real motivations?
As regards your H1B visa, my little finger tells me that you are not ready to come back in the camembert country…
And finally, my little experience says to me that nothing is ever final and that if you give means, you work with persons and in the sector you want!
You know I will give you everything I have if you decide to buy an hotel/casino in vegas.
My mother told me that remy won at the green card loterry. Now, I understand that he won the H1B lottery. It is completely different, I cannot trust her. If she says something about me, do not believe her.
@bea: My acting class is really just for fun! since apparently I won’t stay long here, I want to try everything! As for the H1B, I guess I believe in destiny, so if it doesn’t work out, I remain optimistic for the future anyway (or try hard to
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@rom: I would love to partner with you but I’m sure that you would spend all the benefits of our casino in other casinos
As for your mother, she told me that you plan to be an ice skater, I thought it was perfect for you! Just kidding
And I just love reading nothing!
I knew you would, this article is a special dedicace