- Pudding and Jedi
- Having my laundry done for me every day
- 5.50 euro lunch from the yellow boulangerie down the street from school
- fresh, hot pain au chocolat from the bakery next to the my metro stop
- everyone sitting in the salon at school and talking about that week's episode of Gossip Girl that we all watched online Tuesday afternoon.
- knowing everyone at school
- the ballet (especially free ballet)
- getting school credit for walking around Paris and learning really awesome things about the city
- the kids and teenagers in the 16th arrondisement who do and always will look infinitely cooler than me.
- scarfs!
- crepes, baguettes, macaroons, chocolate, hot chocolate made with real chocolate...
- the fact that literally every single building is gorgeous and old
- the signs at almost every metro stop telling you how many minutes until the next train
- awesome and free NYU events and trips
- dinner with Beatrice
- the fact that a large majority of the Parisian population is skinny and attractive and well-dressed
- seeing the Eiffel Tower (and, let's be honest, the giant billboard of Jude Law) on my walk to school
- my friends
- that guilty feeling that I get whenever I find myself sitting in my room instead of walking around Paris
- sitting on the steps at Sacre Coeur and listening to the musicians
- brown sugar bubble tea (why have I never seen this flavor in the US??)
- all of the museums
- the sound of the French language
- um, pretty much everything...
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Things I'll Miss About Paris
So, I'm just kind of expecting this question to come up a lot once I get home. Anyways, here's my list, though I'm sure there's other things that I'm not thinking of:
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