Paris

Sitting in my friend's aunt's Paris apartment brings a relaxed contrast to the fun and excitement i've experienced here so far. I wish I could go on and on about what I've done here so far, but I can't write for too long because first, it's incredibly difficult to write this blog entry because the keyboards in France are quite different from the one's we are all used to; and second, Pete's Aunt is getting ready to serve dinner. I'll be happy to outline some quick highlights so far.
I first arrived here all by myself because there was a breach of communication and Rocky ended up taking the train an hour after mine. So, I arrive in this completely foreign country all by myself, not having a place to go or people to see. It was quite a cool expereince. I dont know any French, but I was still able to buy a hardboiled egg and cheese baguette and a coke. Rocky finally came and we took the metro to this beautiful flat overlooking Notré Dame that I'm writing this in.
Today we saw the Mona Lisa in the Louvre; lots of tourists that I got a funny picture taking pictures of it.
OK, Im getting way too frustrated with this weird keyboard; the a is zhere the q should be; the m is where the ; should be; the w is zhere the z should be. And you need to use the shift key to zrite a period. I'd use an exclamation point, but I cant find it. Au revios