HAHA. Dinner is always so awkward post-Bruno's attempt to kiss me.  I try to avoid him as much as possible and he tries to run into me as often as possible.  Jessica cannot stop laughing at the whole situation.  Thankfully I am leaving town tomorrow!

I am starting to LOVE having class so early.  The people in my class are so fun.  Alli, this girl from my program, and I sit in the back at a table with this guy Mitch, and we have a ball for how early it is.  There are also like 5 people over 40 in our class from Poland, and we always pick on them.  The man of the group is a-know-it-all, and we always compete to say answers before he can because he takes too long to talk! There is also this one really cute old lady from Japan.  She told the class that in America they call daylight savings "summertime." We got a kick out of that.  Then there's this Turkish girl Aidan, who is the cutest thing ever, she reminds me of my good friend Fatima from Harvard.  There's also this Mexican girl named Adrienne.  In our other class (oral perfection) we had to act out a scenario and I had to be her 50-year-old politician boyfriend, and we had to explain why we loved each other in French...hahaha! We all have oral perfection after grammar every day and our teacher is amazing! We love her.

It is crazy that I will be all done with this in a week!  I am still trying to figure out plans for my extra week.  I was talking to my friend Matt today while we were all at the pool and he is going to stay with his friend in Montpellier and they're gonna travel around the South of France until the 6th or 7th and he told me to come! That sounds like my most appealing option so far if Barcelona with Rachelle doesn't work out! I loved Montpellier and I am not sure I want to stay with 018375018735 people in a hostel in Paris.  I really want to see my friend Saad but I don't think the train ride to Geneva is worth a two day stay, and I don't want to stay somewhere alone.

Anyway, I thought I should update since I NEVER talk about my classes and it hit me today how much I'm gonna miss that kind of intersection of nationalities and ages in my daily life...