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Jun. 27th, 2007 01:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
seashellBeing sick sucks.
Being sick in Paris sucks harder!
Oh well, if it had to happen, I am glad that it happened near the end of my trip, though I dread the plane ride back!
I decided that instead of sitting in my hotel reading Douglas Adams (which is fun but I can do anywhere), I would go out walking (and stop to go online of course).
What can I say... Paris has agreed with me very much. You have not lived until you have tried the baking here... ahhhhhhhhhhh... also, the ice cream is pretty good too. My favourite parts of the trip have been the endless churches I have seen (so serene, beautiful and magical) and the random people that we have been meeting. A couple of nights ago we spent a couple of hours in a café with two Italians and an American (all students). Too cool. Tomorrow, we are spending the day in Chartres. Hopefully I will feel better by then but even if I dont, oh well.
I have hundreds of photos to show you all when I get back!
Au revoir, mes homedawgs.
Being sick in Paris sucks harder!
Oh well, if it had to happen, I am glad that it happened near the end of my trip, though I dread the plane ride back!
I decided that instead of sitting in my hotel reading Douglas Adams (which is fun but I can do anywhere), I would go out walking (and stop to go online of course).
What can I say... Paris has agreed with me very much. You have not lived until you have tried the baking here... ahhhhhhhhhhh... also, the ice cream is pretty good too. My favourite parts of the trip have been the endless churches I have seen (so serene, beautiful and magical) and the random people that we have been meeting. A couple of nights ago we spent a couple of hours in a café with two Italians and an American (all students). Too cool. Tomorrow, we are spending the day in Chartres. Hopefully I will feel better by then but even if I dont, oh well.
I have hundreds of photos to show you all when I get back!
Au revoir, mes homedawgs.
