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... it be occasional so I enjoy it more. I am content with my life at home and unlike the last time in France, staying in has no negative affect on my language or social skills. Because with the family I can speak French and they have plenty of friends I love to spend time with anyway. <br><br>The last but not least update is in two weekends I am going to St. Tropez to visit the father of Michel, I am SOOSOSOSOSOSOSOS excited!!<br><br>Until next time, <br><br>Xoxoxo

... 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 ...

... Family problems at home, employee issues here. School is hard because French is hard, I am digestively sick and can&#8217;t eat the amazing French food without feeling sick, I have put on a few lbs and well I am full of ****. All that as far as I know sucks! So why am I not feeling down in the dumps about it? Who knows, but I am not gonna waste my time wondering why. I am going to just be grateful ...

... a bad attitude and not wanting to be involved. <br><br> That&#8217;s really just the tip of the iceberg. I am not even going to get into the rest, but basically I have enough to deal with in my own personal life than to add everything else that their asking me to deal with. It&#8217;s so confusing and I feel like there is no way to make my feelings clear. They want me to tell them what I am unhappy ...

... against a post to enjoy the warm wine filling my stomach and making my cold hands heat up. I finished feeling a little tipsy then bought a ticket for the furnicular train up to the Fumierre Cathedral on the hill. Of course I took the furnicular in the wrong direction and ended up somewhere on the hill wandering around lost for a good 45 mins before I realized I should of taken the other direction. So I headed back down and took the right one to the top. As soon as I emerged from the ...

... in knowing it. <br><br> Why am I giving this explanation? Well because yesterday was hell in a hand basket and I doubt it will be the last time like that. So instead of not writing about my bad days down to avoid those who think having a bad day means being unhappy, I am telling you now. Not every day in la belle France can be dripping with French bourgeois, well I guess it can but it doesn&#8217;t mean it&#8217;s going to ...

... out about my stupid SIM card and that takes some French knowledge wouldn&#8217;t you say? <br><br> Tonight&#8217;s agenda is pizza and red wine. Tomorrow I am doing nothing but laying by the pool and thanking the gods, spirits, karma whatever for that. I need it man to I need it after today. <br><br> School starts Monday I am looking forward to the routine and the social life outside my family of three. I can ...

... of you from the US who don't know who Les Petits Chanteurs a la Croix de Bois are a French Christian boys choir (from 4th to 9th grade). They live together in a school in Paris and travel the world (and France) for concerts. You can find plenty of videos on Youtube. They are extremely good singers and are often "hired" by famous singers to sing in the background (as a choir, not individually). <br ...

... idea what we were ordering but with a little help from the waiter Jayn and I decided it was some kind of salad with marinated raw meat, some cheese, and various other things. Our meal turned out to be quite appetizing, however for myself I found that the serving size was a tad small. With two small glasses of dry wine our bill came to about 40 Euros.<br>With our bellies somewhat full and our bodies tired we headed back to Hotel Celestins for what we hoped would be a good night&#8217;s rest. <br><br>

... to take him..constantly repeating how cold it was and that he had to get away from there...in France the counties have different numbers(which are the 2 last numbers on the license plate) and he was able to know almost all the numbers by heart and told us which a suitable number for us to get further south... but nobody did so we layed out our tent again and tried to have nap..