Picture Post!

Nearly all of the streets look like this. It is so hard for me not to walk down the street and sing Belle's song from Beauty and the Beast.


^ Not an American.

View from my hostel


Driving in the car with Sylvie on the way to Les Andelys to see the school for the first time

View from the hostel

Rue du Gros Horloge

Abbaye de Saint-Ouen

Place du Vieux Marche and the Joan of Arc Church

My cafe!

Classy.

From the walk from the train station at Gaillon-Aubevoye to the bus stop in Courcelles-sur-Seine

At the school outside of the auto body repair building (it's a vocational school, too)

View from the school

Lost in translation!

Teachers striking in Rouen

I took a lot of pictures of my apartment before I left two weeks later. I also put a lot of work into making it feel like home. =P

This is how my water was heated. Crazy.

And the guitar that Sylvie is letting me borrow!

Chloe and I took a random trip out to Evreux! We passed this dog training set-up that's right next to the Mairie of Bouafles (- pronounced "Bwaffles). I crack up every time I pass the sign for the chateau de Bouafles (loosely translated by me as "Bwaffles House")

Another one lost in translation: "Never stop to dream". Pretty sure "Never stop dreaming" would be the more inspiring English phrase for a handbag.

And then we bought delicious truffles.

I found the juxtaposition of the old town and the pop music from the radio that they were literally feeding into the streets pretty hilarious.

Bye! Thanks, Evreux!