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  • I want to sing to you my love I know, I know, two entries in a day. Blah blah. I'm sitting here watching broadway shit on youtube and depressing myself. So I'm going to make a list of things I want to do. LifeList (includes places and things to be conquered): Greece Aurora B Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 14, 2008
  • Take me to the riverside Last night Larissa and I had a picnic in our room with wine, cheese, and a baguette. Those three things always soothe the soul. I got up this morning and headed out to Musee d'Orsay. Some guy tried to corner me in Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 14, 2008
  • In the aftermath After I arrived home friday morning, I sat and wrote about my adventure, got ready for school, and then went to class. I could barely keep my eyes open so I went home after my first class. I slept from 11:30-7:30. Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 13, 2008
  • Just pull me down hard and drown me in love Sigh. Okay. I've had some long entries, but I'm pretty sure this will be a novel. It's mainly to organize my thoughts on the night because my journal is a mess on the matter. Also, I know all of my girlfriends will Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 12, 2008
  • Climbing Mont Sainte Victoire Two hours into our hike up Mount Sainte Victoire, my two other travel companions and I came across a chain bolted into a 30 foot wall of rock. Looking to the right and to the left of the wall Posted by ernielow in Sous Sainte Victoire | Sep 8, 2008
  • France - Europe Vacation 2008 I was invited to a 12-day Mediterranean cruise that will start in Civitavecchia, Rome and travel to several ports in Italy, Turkey, and Greece before heading back to Rome. The first thing that crossed my mind was to visit Posted by mzdreamzzz in See the World before you Leave | Sep 30, 2008
  • We are here! First off let me say the keyboards in france are really messed up, ie: quotation is all over the place and the m, a, q, w are in the wrong places so if I have a lot of mistakes...sorry. Day 1: We Posted by Kaybert in Europe 2008 | Sep 10, 2008
  • It's clear this conversation ain't doing a thing I have had a very up and down day. Brace yourself. May be artistic as well. I slept terribly last night. The night before was bliss, but last night I woke up to the sound of the train that never stops Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 10, 2008
  • Carcassonne Saw: An ancient walled city on a hill completely lit up at night. (Helps enlighten http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%205:14;&version=31;Matthew 5:14[/ Posted by naht in Architecture of Europe | Sep 9, 2008
  • Bordeaux Saw: The most picteresque riverfront thus far. (Bordeaux is apparently a candidate for the 2013 European Capitol of Culture) Did: Experienced the largest open air stre Posted by naht in Architecture of Europe | Sep 9, 2008
  • Nantes Saw: A 500 year old castle with moat and drawbridge right in the center of downtown. Did: Tried to escape a torrential downpour while high up on the ramparts of said castle. We didnt make it. Learned: That it is difficult Posted by naht in Architecture of Europe | Sep 9, 2008
  • Dol de Bretagne What I saw: Possibly the most beautiful blend of architecture and landscape on this planet: Mont St-Michel (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_St-Michel), an is Posted by naht in Architecture of Europe | Sep 9, 2008
  • Paris What I saw: The Big Three (obviously)- Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Louvre...and 47 other notable buildings-- google http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centre_Georges_Pompidou'cent Posted by naht in Architecture of Europe | Sep 9, 2008
  • Some European man please sweep me off my feet Okay, so I've been kind of whining the last few entries about my lack of real human interaction and connection. Now that I've talked with my friends and heard about their lives and read their little mannerisms I miss, I've Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 9, 2008
  • All that for un frigo? France is the country of many things: fine wine, a variety of beautiful scenery, over 400 different varieties of cheese, smokers, accordion players, people on strike, the Eiffel Tour, baguettes and, or course, French poodles. Or something like that. Posted by ernielow in Sous Sainte Victoire | Sep 3, 2008
  • Sitting in a park in Paris, France New pictures up from the day: http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y283/Saramaile/europe/ I had some fun with the settings on my camera, which is why some of the brightness is different and there are many tree pictures. The trees are beautiful here. I hav Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 8, 2008
  • The Good, The Bad, and The Random Now that the natural ephemeral happiness of being in France has worn off, I’ve had different experiences and noticed more things about this unique city. First, some interesting peculiarities (at least to me). Apparantly, Bordeaux is the San Francisco o Posted by Suzy_Belle in EAP Bordeaux-France '08-'09 | Sep 8, 2008
  • When the sun shines you shine. But when it's cloudy here, moods can change in an instant. Cheese is going to be the death of me. I have never seen so many beggars in my life. We have homeless in America, but tons of people openly Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 7, 2008
  • Shopping in Paris So you'd think I'd remember that I'm incapable of shopping at home. Why would I think I'd be able to do it here? Not only was the shopping district jammed, it being saturday afternoon, but I don't know where anything is and Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 6, 2008
  • I must be the happiest girl in the world But I'm about to write a melodramatic entry. I think I'm due. What is life without Saramaile over reacting about something little and making it about everything else that has ever happened to her ever? I went to go wash my clothes today Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 6, 2008
  • Maybe it's been too long a time Last night, after school, Asia and I headed to her place in the 15e. On our way we grabbed a fresh baguette for 85 cents, a three dollar bottle of wine, and some of the best brie I've ever had. We sat Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 5, 2008
  • CLUB MED…SO WHERE’S THE BEACH?! august 4~31 CLUB MED…SO WHERE’S THE BEACH?! August 11~31, 2008 ~Our new Temptation Cat Treat receiving address: Dana Biernacki (& Carburetor & Gasoline) 75 Rue de Font Carrade Residence La Guirlande Batiment B3, Appartement 302 34000 Montpellier France Posted by hiitsdana in midlife crisis...not! | Sep 4, 2008
  • Nice- Is that urine I smell? Jeremy - From Italy we headed straight for Nice, a location we had looked forward to as our first stop in France and we were staying in a hostel that had been recommended to us by numerous people throughout our Posted by jezems in Kicking the 'Can! | Sep 3, 2008
  • Far far I have never walked up and down so many stairs in my life compared to what I did today. Florida is so flat. We don't know how good we have it. And, the minute it hit September it became autumn here. No Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 3, 2008
  • Okay kids Let me reiterate for those of you who missed the memo. You do not have to be a member to read my blog. I created an account, so you wouldn't have to, so you can leave me comments. username: acrosspond pass: saramaile simple. easy. you Posted by saramaile in Not all those who wander are lost | Sep 2, 2008
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