Jour trente-huit et jour trente-neuf

...began with a run to the morning market (pictures to come soon) and such a good, fresh, healthy lunch!!

I realize how creepy we look, just look at the food instead.
We then bundled up for a day at the cemetery.
Our art history teacher volunteered to show us around (because he knows a lot about a lot, and loves cemeteries, but not in a morbid way).

Père Lachaise is le plus grand cimetière in all of France and was quite incredible.

Many people gathered around this grave to see James Morrison, who broke on through to the other side.I was happy to finally meet this old friend after so many quality afternoons practicing his music...

Camera Wars
It's tradition to kiss Oscar Wilde's final resting place, so we had to do it.

We all went out for Thai food after. Pad Thai and I reunited. Finally.

Today:

After a really good day at church, Shae and I got to go to a contemporary art exhibit with Monsieur (our host dad). After, he took us on a driving tour of our picturesque little town. As soon as we got back, we showed Monsieur how to make hot chocolate (because he's been drinking coffee for too long and forgot) and we sat around the table dunking butter cake into our hot chocolate and discussing why the French don't ever turn on their heaters.

After dinner tonight, I had to conduct a facebook tutorial for Monsieur et Madame because they were so curious after seeing that movie (which is causing too much upheaval in my opinion). They realized how happy they were to be born in a generation without such confusing technology, and I realized how hard it is to explain the concept of "tagging" in French.

Meanwhile. Three reasons I'm most excited to go home:

A demain, perhaps.

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