Anyway, class was ok, even though I felt not so great. I also got some free stuff. This fell into the snack machine tray when I was buying some other snack.
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| If they're just gonna give stuff away, they should probably give it to somebody that needs it, like Greece. |
Class in the afternoon, was good, and after, I went to Laura's room to book our hostel for Paris. The other meeting participants never came, so I just went home, hostel-less. When I got home, I booked my hostel, and practiced a lot. I played what I normally do in a day, in one session. It was great to be able to play so much. Glad my endurance is improving. I definitely didn't sound as good, but it is still progress. I had split pea soup for dinner with my family, and now I'm going to finish my homework and sleep.
Have you noticed how much more popular noisettes are in France than in US?
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ReplyDeleteNapoleon had his "100 Days" in France as well; And he, too, was hoping it would last longer.
ReplyDeleteBy the way,.. One of the first things Napoleon did at the start of his 100 days was to compose a palindrome regarding his recent travels (Able was I, ere I saw Elba).. in English, no less. Have you composed a palindrome yet during your 100 Days? If not, you'd better get on it. Time is running short.
But you can't use:
"Nora a trop par rapport Aaron",
(Nora has too much compared to Aaron)
because I already thought of it!
Regarding any plans you may have after you leave Pau, Napoleon’s strong advice would be to avoid traveling to Belgium. I'm pretty sure he would give it just one star on TripAdvisor.