I need a crash course in French pronunciation
After much frustration and pointless waiting around, I've finally worked out a spring break trip: I'M GOING TO CANADA (PART DEUX)!! Christine and I will head to Montreal via Amtrack, then also see Quebec City. My campaign to convince her to go skiing isn't going so well, so I'm afraid the most adventurous (in terms of physical activity) we'll get is tobogganing. Hopefully I'll convince her to go white water rafting in the St. Lawrence river. If it's frozen solid, then it's all the more easier!
It's completely the opposite direction (and temperatures) for many a spring breaker, but I am just happy for a change of scenery.
In planning for this, I'm so lucky to have my roommate from last year, but this made me really miss you NZ lot. We thought our meetings with Shaq and in IH were endless, but at least we were all on the same page and knew from the start we were going. ("Road trip this weekend?" "Why not?") I'm injecting that old 'get up and go' Kiwi attitude once more though, because with all my midterms, I have ZERO time to even consider where I'll sleep. All right, I can't quite ignore it to that extent, but for a great deal of this trip I expect I'll be winging it.
It's completely the opposite direction (and temperatures) for many a spring breaker, but I am just happy for a change of scenery.
In planning for this, I'm so lucky to have my roommate from last year, but this made me really miss you NZ lot. We thought our meetings with Shaq and in IH were endless, but at least we were all on the same page and knew from the start we were going. ("Road trip this weekend?" "Why not?") I'm injecting that old 'get up and go' Kiwi attitude once more though, because with all my midterms, I have ZERO time to even consider where I'll sleep. All right, I can't quite ignore it to that extent, but for a great deal of this trip I expect I'll be winging it.