I was pretty impressed with our flight to Paris too-not too bad food, and we each had our individual tv sets to watch movies on demand-quite different from what I experienced when I was little, and you can obviously tell I'm a bit nerdy and easily amused by cool new stuff!
Everything was simple at CDG too-just a simple stamp of the passport and then I headed down to the train station to catch the high speed train to Tours. I ran into three other girls from our program there, so we all stuck together and made it on the train, after composter nos billets!
We then had to catch a connector train (about 5 minutes) from the outside station to downtown Tours, and we almost missed it-I had to get pulled on by one of the girls as the door closed in on my backpack-just made it. We saw more Hoyas from our group at the station, and a bunch of us wandered down to our hotel, asking a bunch of people for help along the way, many of whom didn't know the streets we were talking about (which is NOT a sign of how well we speak French, I thank you!).
Sleep ensued, a bit of dinner and intro, and then a bunch of us walked around the city and got some drinks. Lots of fun, and I could write a ton more, but more sleep is upon me, so I must go...
Peace and love to all!
Little did you know that the middle aged couple you saw was us in disguise! Hope you're adjusting to the time change! Stay safe and have fun, Love Dad & Mom
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