Tuesday, May 05, 2009

One Month


In one month I'll be in Paris with my mom and my sister. It's coming so quickly. I'm anticipating a very different trip than the one my husband and I took two years ago. Fun, but different. We're planning on a visit to the Eiffel Tower...
and one day at Versailles (this is Le Petit Trianon). Then we're taking the train to Frankfurt to go on a bus tour of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. We're getting excited. But...
this is the list of things I need to accomplish before then. This is the reason for the spotty blogging lately. And no sewing or craft projects to show. I miss doing that stuff, but my focus is completely on finishing these two courses before the end of May. I wrote one final for an English course last week, so I am making progress.

I'm writing this blog post as a break from doing the rough draft of the first essay - I don't think or write as fast in French as I do in English.

Now...back to work

7 comments:

  1. The list is long, but it sounds like such a fun and exciting time.
    Debby

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  2. How exciting ! My youngest daughter is living in the Paris now .

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  3. Lori,
    How exciting for you! Have a great time and tell us all about it when you return and have a safe journey.
    Cathy

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  4. Tu vas à Paris ??? quelle bonne idée !
    Combien de temps restes tu ?
    Si tu as du temps libre, je serais contente de te voir !

    gros bisous

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  5. Hello,

    I can imagine how excited you are about this fabulous trip!
    Please, take lots of photos to show us what you saw!


    ~ Gabriela ~

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  6. Hi Lorrie,

    I am so excited for you! Do you think I could tuck away in your luggage? I'm small, don't take up much room at all.

    If you have a chance, take a look at my treasure book post. The market book may come in handy!

    hugs,
    Barb

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  7. So much for me to catch up on here Lorrie. Cherry trees all over the world look glorious just now.

    Loved your post on blogging, exactly my sentiments and I was honoured to see me blog linked there.

    I do hope you have a wondrful time in Paris. Maybe next time you will be in London.

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