Boscolo Grand Lyon

... up (JUST KIDDING). <br><br> So where am I going with this whole conversation, around in circles, or maybe zig-zags? The point I am trying to make is that you cant deny human nature. The older I get the more I daydream about baby names and wander in the maternity section at stores imagining. I PROMISE its not in a psychotic way. All I am trying to explain is that when someone asks me if I want kids, even though right now I made be totally unsure ...

... that haven&#8217;t happened in the show yet. But so far I am enjoying getting to know the characters the way the author originally created them as and am comparing it to the shows adaptation of it. I have already laughed out loud at some of the jokes and have found expressions that only exist in French, which leaves me to wonder what they are in English. <br><br>So I suppose this blog is about me being content with the way things are. As I sit here ...

... know I lost quite a bit of weigh last January, due to stress and personal issues, but have been able to keep it off. Most of you think or thought I was too skinny but I was happy with myself, which to me is what is important. Anyways, so I am bound to gain some weight in France due to the dietary changes, and I have put on a few pounds, which most of you will be happy to hear that I am not so ...

... here, but how am I supposed to say well Michel treats me like I am a slave and I can&#8217;t keep up with Julie because of your parenting choices. Um I can&#8217;t say that, that&#8217;s the problem. Long story short things kinda blow right now. Here there everywhere and I feel a little helpless about it. <br><br> Well see what happens in the next week or so. They have family coming to visit this weekend ...

... time of RE-IRONING, should I do it again for the third time or is it there turn to compromise? That is the question.<br><br> I had to take a break from writing to go play mettrice avec Julie. Her way of playing a game that allows her to boss you around and get away with it. And because she is the &#8220;teacher&#8221; she can tell me what to do. But when she becomes a verbally abusive teacher that is when I draw the ...

... of the trips, stumbles,<br>and face plants I have made. I am just thankful they have all happened in the<br>privacy of my home.<br><br><br><br>· <br>Today in class I did a good job of being<br>perverted, haha not on purpose. Sometimes when you make mistakes in French you say<br>funny things. Like the last time there was loud wind I said &#8220;do you hear the<br>stomach&#8221; instead of wind. Vent=wind ventre= stomach. Well today like a normal English<br>speaking person I said ...

... is one Chinese boy and three Vietnamese. Yep I am the only American, I got a lot of extra work in store if I got to rep our country all alone, but I am sure I can manage. I am actually pleased to be the only native English speaker. That will only better my French. <br><br> So the first day went a little like this: Introductions then groups of two to ask questions, then retell a memory. Between all of that there is a lot of off topic ...

... for the French national TV. He has an angel voice (and face).<br> <br>My friend Lionel, his wife Christel and one of their kids stayed with us for a week-end on their way to the French Riviera from Paris. Our friend Pascal who studied in Graduate School with Lionel and me came for lunch one day with his wife and kid. We had a great time catching up as the last time we had all been together was for ...

... soggy by this stage, but very happy that we stopped in the lovely little village of Beaune. It is definitely on our list of places to go back to one day. We arrived in Lyon at the peak of Friday afternoon traffic, but Tom helped us find our hotel with no problems. Tom is the very original name we have christened our GPS, as he is a TomTom brand. We are aware that probably every owner of one of these has done the same, but we don't care. Our hotel in Lyon ...

... br><br>From Vieux Lyon, brave the five-minute funicular ride from Saint Jean up the Fourvière Hill to the Basilica de Fourvière, which overlooks the old town. From here, take in panoramic views of the whole city, from the red-orange rooftops of the Presqu&#8217;île to the iconic Crédit Lyonnais building affectionately known as le Crayon (&#8220;the Pencil&#8221;) because of its distinctive shape. The basilica itself is a testament to the eclectic characteristics of late ...