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Angers was cool. I've hardly spoken any English this weekend, even though my French still sucks a big one. I spent most of the afternoon walking around in a castle, the Chateau d'Angers, which is known for its tapestries of L'Apocolypse, or, the Revelations book of the bible. They were huge and I must say pretty neat. Because it was raining and it's december, the chateau was nearly empty and I kept finding these little rooms and nooks which were so quiet and interesting. At lunchtime Francois and I sat in his apartment listening to the Beatles and the Brian Jonestown Massacre and smoking cigarettes. He was in the middle of an all day class/exam for CPR or something. Bummer on a Saturday. This morning while he was gone, and when I finally woke up, I went into town and bought a banana at the openmarket and then had the best cup of coffee I've had in France yet at the Xmas Bazar. That was cool. I really need a shower and for it to stop raining for a little while so I can have a nice, unrainy walk to Emily's. The river that runs through Angers is called La Maine..I took a couple pictures of it, but my camera is breaking and turning the sky pink and everything stripey.