THIS PRETTY MUCH sums up my experience in France for the last 10 weeks.
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You are, for lack of a better word, inspirational. I hope to claim a sister in you. Cheesy I know, but true.
FYI, people don’t speak much French, let alone dance like that often, in Virginia.
Well thank you, Miss Kathrin. Quite the compliment coming from such well versed and worldly woman as yourself. And as for sisterhood in our future? I’m confident that it’s in our cards.
And welcome TWP: I think I’ve OD-ed on French and Tectonic dancing. Virginia sounds like heaven at this point.
You know, I will be waiting at the airport for you avec boombox to recreate this experience for you (head caressing and all) as to minimize your initial culture shock.