Six hours to go to Dijon, around one hour to find the right place we should go to and we met people from the other programs of Sciences-Po Paris on Saturday for a sport contest. In fact the Minicrit is much more than just a sport contest, it is the only occasion for all these people to meet. And we felt it when all the people welcomed us by shouting and cheering when we arrived (we were the last ones and we were late for the volleyball competition).Being the first year of our campus, we didn't prepare anything because we were not really motivated and didn't really had time. But next year we swore we'll be ready. We cheered for our team and other teams, we ran around, some lost themselves in the city, we partied a lot and we came back exhausted but really happy.
I want to say word about Alice too, who organised our trip and came with us but on a wheelchair because she was operated last week. She was with us the all time and took part in all the activities with us. She really deserves to be congratulated.
But there are some disadvantages to this week-end: first we didn't want to come back in Le Havre, secondly we are far more tired than when we left, we couldn't revise for the History exam on thursday (in fact some revised in the bus on the way back, but I, personnally, wasn't really in the mood), and finally we got sunburns (the weather was really hot in Dijon) and lost weight (I never ate so few in three entire days) .
My final words will be for the people that didn't come: they really really really missed something great.
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