Novotel Nantes Cite des Congres

... were fab...really nice day walking around. Jason decided to watch villa on the internet instead of going to local french soccer game. they lost 2-1, maybe its better if he doesn't watch as they seemed to do better the last few games when he wasn't watching. Had a really good dinner tonight, regional specialty (crepes again) with apple cider. <br><br>heading south again tomorrow, and we'll see how far we get and where we end up.

... about being locked in the toilet on the way into the room?)...<br><br>Mike, glad to see Chelsea are keeping you happy. I still think you'll be trophy-less come May 2010.<br><br>Gaz, thanks for the kind words.<br><br>Funny thing happened in Nantes tonight. I was enjoying a fruity crepe (no!! I said CREPE) in a local establishment with Jamie when a couple of heavy-set geezers marched past us. In fact they were so hard looking, they reminded me of a couple of sorts Gary ...

... closing for the season. Fortunately on our way to the campground we say a riverside park area that allowed &#8216;camping cars&#8217; to spend the night - and it was packed! Deciding that if campervans could camp then so could we (not that we had any other choice). Camped out at a picnic table we awaited dusk to pitch the tent. I knew it would be hard to beat last night&#8217;s dream campsite!<br><br>In the meantime ...

... Then Josh and Phillipe show up and things were good. Everyone else was getting sick of the trying to sing thing so they left us. But then Phillipe (who's French) was catching what they were singing so we actually got to participate. Thank goodness for him. It was really fun. We met back up with the others and had something to eat. Then we just wandered around because there were bands playing ALL over the city and it was just a really fun experience. <br><br>June 22, 2009<br><br>Cas came to ...

... left them alone to get some rest.<br><br>Sunday morning came and I again woke up early to see the giants off. They are leaving today and everyone is very sad. I walk to the boat and on the way I see from afar that the little girl is dancing one more time before she has to leave. Then both niece and uncle walk together to the loading area. Once they get there, they are put into the boat and when they are both comfortably settled in, they take off. The little girl is kind to ...

... call early to see if our Skype was working together so we could actually see each other during our interview. It worked for about 10 seconds, just enough for me to wave to him through the camera. Then he couldn't hear me so he gave up and just told me to call him. We did the interview right then over the phone and I think it went really well. He didn't ask me a lot but I take that as a good sign. He said he'd email me sometime next week and let me know if I got the job or not ...

... her so. Each time she did that I just added another punishment. You'd think she'd learn eventually, but she's really not that smart. All the kids were arguing with me when they got in trouble, and when I didn't budge they would leave the classroom and find their regular teacher and complain to her. Plus none of them did their homework, so that was just annoying. Finally I got so upset that I announced a test for the next class, on the stuff I was trying to ...

... natural e por aqui eles sao muito apegados as tradiçoes.E dizem que aqui se come super bem e super caloricamente! Alem disso, o tempinho por aqui é sempre ruimzinho na maior parte do ano, agora é a melhor epoca pra se visitar! Como tenho fe que voltarei a França outras vezes, sera mais facil deixar outras regioes mais visitaveis pras proximas vezes. Estou feliz da vida e satisfeita com a minha capacidade de adaptaçao.Estou me desfrescurizando a olhos vistos! A ...

... the background but sudden eruptions of noise, sounding more like duck squawks than croaks. The French couple emerged from the van and saw me peering into the river. "All night.. All night.. they have been making that noise all night!" she said shaking her head in despair. A riverside view does come with a price. Following the river on the south side was the most pleasant stretch of cycling so far this holiday. Traffic was carried ...

... it, it's as if it's guided through a large rut. It is computer controlled, and has doors on the platforms preventing access except when the train is there, like in Singapore. This unfortunately limits photography and video. It is a 3rd rail system like the people mover 'Sky Train' at Singapore airport and many steel rail subway systems. It is different from the people mover at a Milan hospital which we rode, as it was pulled by a cable, like a funicular, even though ...