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FAngela Steen | Alter: 26 | Stadt: Brussels (Belgien).

Ich spreche: Englisch und auch Französisch

Wer ich bin

I'm an Irish journalist who likes drinking coffee and scribbling in notebooks.

Meine Beiträge

12062008

Dustin to Lisbon: Eurovision turkeys and European treaties The city centre is silent, except for the early morning rubbish trucks trundling down the streets. The inhabitants are stirring slowly in rows of identical modern apartments. The dawn breeze rustles the row of blue and yellow-starred flags…
16042008

Åland - å land neither Finnish nor Swedish It could almost be paradise. Small waves lap against glistening sailing boats. As the summer evening closes in, trendy bars fill with young Scandinavian tourists in cool marine trends. Their laughter fills the balmy air. It rolls over the…
17032008

St. Patrick's Day: drowning the shamrock in Dublin Saint-Patrick, exportable tradition (Photo: Bitzcelt/ Flickr) There are shamrocks everywhere. Drawn haphazardly onto sweaty faces. Carved into the frothy cream of dozens of pints of Guinness. Strewn across the noisy pub walls and dangling…
19022008

Paris-Japan-Dublin with Erasmus Breathing a sigh of relief, I looked around the sunlit classroom, filled with clapping French, Germans, Spaniards, Italians and Brits. My final presentation of my Erasmus exchange year was over. The coming weeks would bring final exams and…
08022008

Finland: Europe's newest nuclear plant You can make out the rows of vines in the distance. Flanked by a dense forest, the deep green plants protrude into a clear blue sky. There is a soft breeze. It could almost be France. But the vines are shadowed by two imposing concrete…
16012008

Constitution tension ... in a Finnish sauna The Lisbon treaty established a legally new European Union when it was signed by twenty-seven member states on 13 December 2007. 2008 will be a tense year, as it awaits ratification from all the member states for it to be able to be in place…

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Åland - å land neither Finnish nor Swedish It could almost be paradise. Small waves lap against glistening sailing boats. As the summer evening closes in, trendy bars fill with young Scandinavian tourists in cool marine trends. Their laughter fills the balmy air. It rolls over the…

St. Patrick's Day: drowning the shamrock in Dublin Saint-Patrick, exportable tradition (Photo: Bitzcelt/ Flickr) There are shamrocks everywhere. Drawn haphazardly onto sweaty faces. Carved into the frothy cream of dozens of pints of Guinness. Strewn across the noisy pub walls and dangling…

Paris-Japan-Dublin with Erasmus Breathing a sigh of relief, I looked around the sunlit classroom, filled with clapping French, Germans, Spaniards, Italians and Brits. My final presentation of my Erasmus exchange year was over. The coming weeks would bring final exams and…

Finland: Europe's newest nuclear plant You can make out the rows of vines in the distance. Flanked by a dense forest, the deep green plants protrude into a clear blue sky. There is a soft breeze. It could almost be France. But the vines are shadowed by two imposing concrete…

Constitution tension ... in a Finnish sauna The Lisbon treaty established a legally new European Union when it was signed by twenty-seven member states on 13 December 2007. 2008 will be a tense year, as it awaits ratification from all the member states for it to be able to be in place…

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