When we got up there what crossed my mind was, "wow, we are really unoriginal" because this is what we were greeted with:
Luckily, everyone was in good spirits and just out to enjoy the day. There were some musicians playing old Beatles songs and it was great to sit, relax, and people watch. We also had the pleasure of seeing Iya Traore, who describes himself as a 'football freestyler," perform. This guy had skill! I've never seen anyone so comfortable doing crazy things like handstands and climbing up poles with a soccer ball in tow!
Last night before heading out, a few of us grabbed Thai food and experienced a really funny language barrier. Ordering was really challenging because the server did not speak much French, and even though we had some pretty decent French speakers there, somehow we could not get across what we wanted. The English > French > Thai barrier made for an amusing evening.
Today was a lazy day and I mostly did homework because I have lots of reading for class on Tuesday. I met up with some friends to wander around and grab dinner. The best part of my day was finding out that the National Maritime Museum here has just opened a "Sailor chic in Paris" exhibit-- could it be any more fitting for me!? I'm hoping to make it there this week but if not, it's until July so I must make it there before leaving.




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Well, "sailor chic" is definitely you! Here in southern New England, we are preparing for a classic Nor'easter - the experts are saying upwards of a foot of snow tonight. March is going to stay true to the motto "in like a lion". So, I did things today (sewing) planning on a snow day tomorrow at school - we shall see! Love, Mom
Wow, Lauren! You sure know how to fill up a weekend and still get in a 4 hr nap!! Amazing time management skills!! Love all the pictures! Snowing like mad here, with 10 inches on the ground already. Schools are all closed. DC didn't escape this storm either. They may have 6 or more inches when done. Have a great week! :) Aunt Kathy
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