Bel Azur Bandol

... chair who fell on the cobblestone streets of Capri and fractured her tibia. Like i have said before, some of these people are trying to do things they shouldn't be doing. The movie tonight on MUTS is Ghosts of Girlfriends Past with Matthew McConaughey...don't know if i can convince Bob to go but i think it sounds funny. Tomorrow the weather sounds great for Barcelona so hopefully we will have something more interesting to report. Ciao for now:)

... believe our luck. It was so nice. Still, warm and crystal clear water on sandy beaches. We had a quick swim but knew we had to leave to get to Avignon on time. We then decided that if we found a campsite that was open we would stay. The first 2 we came to were closed and we were sad...but around at st clair beach one was open! Woo hoo!!!! 2 very happy girls. That night we played in the sand like kids ...

... she has to do is open her eyes to it. So before changing rooms and hotels again I inquire at the desk if she knows why I can’t get Internet.

“Did you open the registration page?”

“Huh? What registration page? How can I open a registration page if I don’t have Internet, local only?”



She pushes the big blue e icon and a sign-up page appears; that ...

... bus. I don’t see how everyone can fit. They can’t. When the bus finally rolls in an hour late, only a fraction of the crowd actually gets on. Fortunately I’m one of them. Now the only thing I’m worried about is getting a room in Marseilles on a Saturday without reservations. Buddha says, "Don’t worry," but then he says a lot of stuff. But if any place is possible to get last-minute cheap accommodations it’s ...

... Marseille is just a big seaport that happens to be France's second biggest city and starting place for points more interesting. I am glad I was able to spend a few days here to absorb its unique culture.

But having spent three days here I have gotten to experience the people first hand. Last year in Paris I found the locals to be nice enough contrary to horror stories I had heard from others. Now to all of you whom I told ...

... year 2009 was right here under my nose the entire time just waiting for me to wander into it. Walking around Marseille this afternoon was a hundred times more rewarding than a morning aimlessly traveling the countryside within a train car. I got to experience what a melting pot is like somewhere other than the US and I will have to say the flavors are a little richer over here. I think the French would give you a different opinion though based on the few I spoke with.

(Smig) We awoke friday morning to a bit of noise below us and discovered that the Farmers Market was going full tilt, so we headed out into the Cassis morning and toured the market. It had provencale table clothes, clothes, all kinds of food, even grapes the size of kumquats. (They were amazing) fresh fish, fruits de rer & anything you would want. We had to get moving though as we had an appointment to make. We were ...

... and must be an accomplished tuba player. Jokes aside, it looked near impossible to find a family suited to what I was prepared to do and so my profile was short and straight to the point compared to the others: Australian in Marseille, to start immediately. Amazingly, this tactic worked a treat and it had caught the eye of Monsieur Pierre Sigg, a swiss businessman from Geneva who spent his summers with his family at ...

... Nice. it was awesome, and the first time I had ever been in the ocean. Nice was actually the first place I had seen the ocean, and its actually a sea. the cliff jumping was wicked. the second day it was a little scarier b/c the wind picked up and the water was choppy and me and this other girl had trouble getting outta the water, our hands and legs were cut and bleeding and it was kinda scary, but it was still worth ...