- left ankle
- right heel
- both lower calf/Achilles areas
- right hamstring
- both hip flexors
- my bottom ribs on the back half on the right
- laterals on both sides
- right pectoral
- left bicep
- my entire back
- parts of my back still feel like massive contusions
- my neck
Besides that, today was a thrill. I woke up earlier than normal, and met at the university at 9 h 00. Feel bad for me. I took a really fun test that made it apparent that I speak very little French. I suspect on Tuesday, when cources commence, I will be learning the alphabet and the days of the week.
This is the main administration building on campus. I like the design. It is a segment of a circle, with the chord of the full circle represented by the brick wall that runs through the building. |
The wall at the other end. |
After the test............wait for it.............wait for it.............I went to Lauras dorm room. If you don't know what we were working on, I hate you for not religiously reading this blog. Today, it was a French poem from the middle ages. Turns out they used different words back then. For lunch we went to a cafe near campus. I got a croque monsieur, which, it turns out, I don't like. She got a panini with three fromages on it. We switched.
Class was boring and felt slow because today was like my Friday. Anyway, after class, I went home, and went for a very short(20 min) run. This helped a lot in loosening some muscles and relieving some soreness. I then practiced for just over an hour. I am getting better really, really slowly. It is very frustrating. I don't think my breakthrough is going to happen...
For dinner, I went into town to Chez Maman for crepes. Delicious, again. This was by far my best dining experience so far. It was just very nice to relax and have a nice meal. For desert, I got an orange crepe and a cafe. It was all very good.
I'm a big fan of qualifying my french skills like David Sedaris: I speak french like an idiot five year old, and I had to work hard to sound that good.
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