It is hard to believe that we are leaving Paris in 12 hours. (And hard to believe that instead of packing and cleaning I am blogging.) After getting through the first few weeks of jet lag and culture adjustment, time has flown by and we have come to love Paris and love living here.
Here is how we spent our last day:
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We had to meet some students at the church so they
could leave their luggage in the cave. |
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| Crepes and orangina for lunch. |
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We took this picture mostly to show some of
our students who have frequented this creperie
because of the cute boys who work there. |
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| One more attempt at the Midnight in Paris pose. |
One final stop at Luxembourg Gardens.
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It's not just American tourists who love to hang out
at Luxembourg Gardens (even in the cold). |
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| Good-bye! |
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| A quick picture at St. Sulpice on our walk to the metro. |
We had our final metro ride. Luke says he'll miss the weirdos on the metro. We told him there are plenty of weirdos in Springville, just a different kind of weirdo. Chris said the metro is one of the greatest democratic technologies man has ever devised. So there you go.
Though I often looked for one, I finally had to admit that there could be no cure for Paris.
-Paula McLain, from: The Paris Wife
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