I haven’t done any crazy science yet - this week was all paperwork and travel. Here’s the week in 5 snapshots! I picked up a kids toy when he dropped it in on the metro and he said “merci.” It was adorable. And my only successful interaction in French so far I ate the prettiest gelato ever - they make little flowers with gelato here. I keep stumbling into historic monuments on accident. It’s fun to live in such and old place! Another student in my group taught me how to Ollie on her skateboard (I’m as surprised as you are) I’m on floor 7 in our building a cité universitaire … and our elevator is broken. I’ll be ready for a marathon of stairs by the time I’m finished here
If I can’t have dragon gutters when I end up buying a house, what’s the point? I found these at Château de Pierrefonds after a couple hours of biking through the forests around Compiègne. I found a random advertisement for math and physics teachers while I was wandering around the city. I especially love that somebody goes around with a “quantum” sticker just in case. Iconic. Paris celebrates the summer solstice with a huge music festival called Fête de la Musique. The genre changed every block and the music was incredible!
Paris is beautiful! These first two pictures are my friend Sophie’s. Somehow we got lucky enough to be in Paris on internships at the same time and it has been amazing! The last picture is hers too … but don’t hold it against her. I was just being difficult haha Pan de queijo is incredible and if you haven’t had some, that should be one of your top priorities this week. For real. Look it up right now. I went to an incredible Jazz club! Bad news, I still can’t dance The ravens here will play games with you! I met one in the park that loved to drop and catch water bottle lids. I visited Shakespeare and Company and visited lots of little parks that pop up all over the city. It was a good nature week
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