bonjour!
Okay. So. I AM IN FRANCE.
I've been here since September 3, but yes, it has indeed taken me this long to post an LJ entry about it. I fail. In my defense, there was a lot to do, like spend a week in Paris, take a bus across France, move into a Frenchwoman's house in Pau, take classes in French... navigate the public transportation system (badly)... and so on.
Keeping a travel journal is officially the hardest thing to do, ever. I wanted to update every day and let my family look at the links and so on and so forth. But there is SO MUCH TO SAY!!! Seriously! Every day is jam-packed with enough material to fill 1,000 travel journals. I don't even know what I'm going to do.
Anyway, I just wanted to come on here and "dis Bonjour" and tell everyone that I am alive and having a blast. Missing you all a ton - wish I could more easily access the Interwebs, but then, that's what not what I came here to do. Speaking of which, I'm learning a bit of French... but slowly... perhaps by the end of the year, haha. I know at least enough to say "I don't understand" and "I don't know," and that's about all the citizens of Pau need to hear from me at this point, anyway.
Until next time,
Leanne
I've been here since September 3, but yes, it has indeed taken me this long to post an LJ entry about it. I fail. In my defense, there was a lot to do, like spend a week in Paris, take a bus across France, move into a Frenchwoman's house in Pau, take classes in French... navigate the public transportation system (badly)... and so on.
Keeping a travel journal is officially the hardest thing to do, ever. I wanted to update every day and let my family look at the links and so on and so forth. But there is SO MUCH TO SAY!!! Seriously! Every day is jam-packed with enough material to fill 1,000 travel journals. I don't even know what I'm going to do.
Anyway, I just wanted to come on here and "dis Bonjour" and tell everyone that I am alive and having a blast. Missing you all a ton - wish I could more easily access the Interwebs, but then, that's what not what I came here to do. Speaking of which, I'm learning a bit of French... but slowly... perhaps by the end of the year, haha. I know at least enough to say "I don't understand" and "I don't know," and that's about all the citizens of Pau need to hear from me at this point, anyway.
Until next time,
Leanne