Les accents de France

You know how there are different accents in the States? For example: A new joisey accent, or deep down suthern' y'all. Well, in France there's accents too. In Paris, the accent is quick and fast paced and they use slang. People say it's the best place to learn French because you speak fast and you'll understand ever other accent in France. Whereas in the Dordogne Valley, they spoke slow and calm, but had the thickest accent and I barely understood a word. In Grenoble, the accent was slow, AND I was able to understand it! :)

French lesson for today.... voila!

Au Revoir!

Sophie

ONE WHOLE MONTH?!??!?!

WHOOPS! there goes one month....

well that went fast! I'm sure you felt that month disappear too! (right? right?) Well whatever. Nothing new, except a weird vacation in the middle of the week.... NO SCHOOL ON THURSDAY. Hmmm.... weird. BUT. SCHOOL ON FRIDAY.

Yes ma'am, sirs, and children, a little day off in the middle of week. But get this, guess who gets Friday off? Ahem Quinn Ahem cough cough..... So they're heading off to the Dordogne Vally, while little ol' me well, stays at home and then Dad comes home and we'll get to go to the Dordogne Valley and we'll fly up in a hot air ballon and live happily ever after.

The EnD.

(well not really, but whatever. I'll talk to you soon about the Dordogne Valley) :)