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Christmas in Chicago - Part 1
... has struggled with faith for just over three years now, it was my first service where I have listened to anything said in that time. Thinking back, it is probably only the second or third time I have been to church in that time. I would not say I am suddenly reformed or anything quite so drastic, but it helped - it brought me back to thinking about it all again at least. My faith is a very confused one that has been fighting a losing battle recently; and the packed church of the faithful ...
Where are the Warhols?
... Staircase’ and I found myself drawn to an artist I’ve not come across before, Ed Paschke. He’s a local Chicago artists so even better.
On to the American Modern Art room to see Grant Wood’s ‘American Gothic’ and Edward Hopper’s ‘Nighthawks’. Friggin’ amazing, AMAZING!! The man beside me was just as excited because we got talking away about the two works that were all but side by ...
The Windy City
... alcohol that we inherited in Las Vegas.
We went back to the room and shared a drink with our roommate Kasey. She was from Jacksonville Florida and was in the process of moving to Chicago but they had messed up her apartment. We convinced her that she wanted to come to the blues club with the hostel. She was trying to get out of it by saying she had a dance rehearsal at 8 o’clock we found out it was 8pm the next day.
We got ready and headed downstairs to meet with ...
Take Three!
... We grabbed some food (which was the Chicago famous deep dish pizza and it was super yummy!) before heading into the maze – not just a maze but a funhouse and a maze – Sam was very specific about this! In fairness to him, it was really cool, we all behaved like the big kids that we are and had a great time, I screamed more than once and jumped a hell of a lot! (Em: the best moment had to be when Sam decided to run through the maze in record time and ran ...
Bienvenue a Versailles!
... ve done well. I had my first crepe today, which was amaaazing. I was somewhat the French speaker for our table. It was a very funny experience with 6 of us trying to tell the waiter what we wanted. The first waitress didnt speak english. We took a walking tour today, which became confusing. Too many streets and it's far from a grid-like pattern like Chicago. The was the first two days!!! I'm headed back to my place now to make ...