I guess my friends would describe me as a curious and open minded person that likes to go off the beaten tracks.
My roomate told me I was easygoing and I that I can cook good stuff when I want (I even clean the dishes afterwards).
My boss would say I'm reliable and commited into what I start.
What my mum says is even more subjective and doesn't need to be mentionned.
I guess I'm looking for fun and I rather optimistic.

Update: i am now on a 9 months journey that started in france (home) and that will take me to different countries up to mongolia and then going back, only by road. My road: http://www.baladographe.com/itineraire/ (and website).

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

It's not just about money, I think it's a way to really meet people and I am to think that if these people are on couchsurfing they are potentially cool and openminded enough to open their house to complete strangers.
I also like the idea of not buying a service but opening to an exchange, I'm a bit into this "economy of sharing" thinking, carpool and woofing kind of trend.

Interests

I guess it's useless to mention traveling. Amongst my hobbies are photography, writting (I have a blog, check it out: http://ledailydunes.blogspot.com/ sorry it's in french...), reading, trekking, joking, riding my bike (I often give it a name). Im interested in urban stuff: architecure, urban history, old maps, what leads me to wander a lot wherever I am. I can be a google maps geek.

Music, Movies, and Books

I don't have a favorite song or movie or a bestfriend, I don't really think like that.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can teach you photography, tell you my story, teach you a bit of french and cook decent meals.

Countries I’ve Visited

Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Chile, Czech Republic, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Greece, Greenland, Ireland, Italy, Mauritania, Morocco, Peru, Portugal, Scotland, Senegal, Serbia, Spain, Tanzania, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

France, Mauritania, Peru, Senegal, United States