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... his rich friends all dressed up, it was kind of awkward and I felt out of place everyone was looking at me like who's friend is she i felt too colorful everyone was wearing black and I didn't speak french. But after I drank some wine I didn't feel wierd anymore they don't have beer all over like we do they didn't even drink beer, but there were bottles and bottles of fancy wine and champaign ...

... hours long) which was nice because some of us (ie Kim) slept, but we could also see the German countryside and the Alps(!) from the train. When we arrived, we took a bus to the hostel and signed up for the Sound of Music Tour which I already described, I believe in my earlier entry. The tour was lots of fun, it was four hours long and we got to go into the Mountains and Lakes district which was really nice (to get out of the city and see the surronding area). The district was ...

... caught in a torrential downpour, but after the rain subsided the sky clear for an even better view. We walked down the Champs-Elysees and then down a street with all the Fashion Houses. The sun came out for a beautiful late afternoon. That night we went to dinner with a friend of James's who has just started her first year at the American University in Paris. We also ended up meeting up with about 8 other LMU kids, all studying in different parts of ...

... of the bridge. I spend about an hour on the bridge taking in all the beauty of the statutes and scenery. There is a park that runs alongside the River Seine. I am not sure why, but I decide to make that walk along the river to the Eiffel Tower. That way I can take pictures all along the way. Not realizing that it was going to be a 2.5 mile trek! I am thirsty and hungry by the time I get to the Eiffel Tower! Lucky me, there was a street vendor selling baguettes and drinks. So for 7 ...

7 Octobre : soit si on calcule bien, 10 jours avant LE grand départ pour l'Amérique du Sud ! Au delà des préparatifs de notre voyage, on se rend compte, depuis quelques temps, que nous sommes en pleine expérimentation du concept des « travestissements »... Non pas que nous jouions aux travestis. Mais les événements nous amènent à faire de vrais grands bonds vestimentaires. Explication... J - 79 Charles et moi nous disons « OUI ...

... at the roof top view of Paris's mansards, but something was different. When last visited almost 20 years ago, there was no enclosing fencing as was now the case. The small roofs on the towers were previously climbable, not anymore and the gargoyles, due to acid rain are losing more and more of the line and shape of their sinister glare, some becoming a weathered stub of projecting limestone. You'd think they would take some of the admission ...

... or the stars, but the way the light both subtly illuminated and cast shadow across her delicate features ... wow ... the warmth of her smile made the cold imperceptible that night ... sigh ... At that moment I wanted nothing more than to lean down and kiss her gently on the lips. And if this were a movie, that's what would've happened, but this is the real world! Despite getting a few mixed signals that night, once we reached her place, I was quite sure that ...

... then was re-paid by dyeing all my clothes green! at least i now have new wardrobe for my pics!!!i ate some good chinese....they have all these little places where you can buy by the 100 grams. today was beatiful...would fall into my category of hot. i read in the gardens of the louvre and took the train to versaille chateaux....very cool....rich old stuff!!!nice to see after the catecombes....millions of skeletons...cool anatomy lesson! it is so nice and warm here ...