...began our last full day all together. It started with our religion final, where Monsieur Euvrard went pretty easy on us, and provided us with 2 giant boxes of Lindt chocolates for sustenance. Then it was our last devotional. Our great committee planned a musical devotional so everyone contributed with song and word. And afterwards, Madame, who could hardly speak through her tears, expressed her love for us and lectured us about not using the word "last" because it's a four letter word and because our love for one another will continue, even after Paris.

and I just relished in that moment and all that had happened in the last 3 months, and all that had changed in me.


And while we were up there, the most incredible thing happened. I, being the annoying videographer that I am, made everyone yell "Paris 2010" at once. On my cue, they did it. And as soon as the words came out of their 18 mouths, it happened to turn 11 o'clock and the Eiffel started to sparkle. It was the most magical and incredible moment for us on our last night together.
We stayed up there for as long as possible, being the only group on top of our friend, the incredible Eiffel.

Then the goodbyes began with Spencer. The end finally started to become a reality for us as we bid our good friend adieu.

A funny comparison of our first day in Paris together and our last day in Paris together.
A demain,
b