-What did you gain from the exchange year? I grew up a lot during this period. I can organize better what I do, I can manage the problems better and I also know myself better. -In ten years, where would you like to be living, and what would you like to be doing? In ten years, I would love to still live in my town in a nice house on the coast, and I would pro- bably have a political career. -What subjects did you study at Kaurialan lukio? I have studied many subjects at Kauri- alan lukio: Art, Math, PE, Physics, English, Philosophy, Music, Chemistry and History. I hope I didn't forget anything... -Have you got new friends from Finland? Will you keep in touch with them? I've met a lot of guys here, and I hope I will meet them again, maybe in Italy. -What is the first thing you are going to do when you arrive in Italy? The first thing will probably be to meet my grandparents, who are the people I missed the most. -Which is the thing you missed the most about Italy? The thing I missed the most was my little cousin, who is now two years old, because I lost the months when he grew up a lot. -Tell me about your hometo- wn. If someone comes to visit you, where in your home- town would you take them? My hometown, Savona, is in Liguria, in the North of Italy. It is on the coast so we have a great climate. If someone visited me I would take him to the center, which is full of ancient buildings and streets. -What is the last message you would like to say to Kaurialan lukio students and teachers before you leave? To the students of Kaurialan lukio I would like to say KIITOS. I hope you will follow your dreams and start to build your life, don't just let it be because everyone can do it. Teksti: Anneli Saari Taitto: Milja Saarikko Kuvat: haastateltavan kotialbumista
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