Décembre


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January 1st 2010
Published: January 26th 2010
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Well, this is going to (or attempt to) encompass everything in the month of Décembre. I am not sure I will succeed, but I will try! OKAY The first Monday in Déc. I had a Rotary meeting and it was pretty cool. At every meeting the give information about something, and this meeting had a presentation about the island of St. Martin. It wasnt as long as the first meeting, but it was informative. I... Read Full Entry



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AltarAltar
Altar

One of them. In the basilisque before the mass
Door must be closed at all timesDoor must be closed at all times
Door must be closed at all times

I hope so! This door led out into a space of nothingness from the fifth floor!
DessertDessert
Dessert

Various desserts on Christmas!
ChristmasChristmas
Christmas

This is how the table was set for Christmas :)
Presents!Presents!
Presents!

Everyone opens presents on the 24th
Bouche de NoëlBouche de Noël
Bouche de Noël

A traditional cake. It means 'christmas log'. It is always very fancy, and sometimes made of ice cream!
LuxembourgLuxembourg
Luxembourg

This is one old street in Luxembourg. It reminded me of London. We went to Lux the last week in December.
Luxembourg-VilleLuxembourg-Ville
Luxembourg-Ville

City of Luxembourg
Old and NewOld and New
Old and New

Its cool to see the brand new banks right next to the old houses!
LuxembourgoisLuxembourgois
Luxembourgois

The language of Luxembourg. Its not German, but its not French. Its the mixture of the two. They use accent marks from both languages! Basically, it says thank you for coming :)
SnowSnow
Snow

Yes, here too, but as you can see, its not nearly as much :)
ChillinChillin
Chillin

Beach chairs on the snow. You could actually sit in them!! At Snowhall
Theatre HallwayTheatre Hallway
Theatre Hallway

The hall in Charlemagne that is just for theatre! So cool!



31st January 2010

your blog
I took the liberty of sending your blog on to some other teachers. I always enjoy reading about your adventures. I know you probably can't talk about it but I really hope your second host family experience is going well. Sometimes it is so hard to adjust to a big change like a host family. But you have already reached the 1/2 point mark and your year is flying by ! Can't wait to hear more about it all when you get back. You probably know that Ian is in Europe on tour right now. I believe he is in Vienna today. Hard knock life for y'all. all for now - love, Sue Alice (Ian's Mom)
2nd February 2010

WOW
Wow, is all I can say when reading your blog. I know you must miss home, but the experiences you are telling about are awesome. Connection with other people is so cool. Your writings are very descriptive of the situation and I am very excited for you. Hopefully you are getting along ok with the home sick blues because you are busy. Not too much time left. I am so proud of you. Take care, Marlene From Rice Lake Rotary and neighborhood.
7th February 2010

December's blog
Dear Amy, What a wonderful description of your time in December. You have experienced much and made lifetime international friendships. As you reach the transfer point in your families, we hope you have fine memories to keep in your heart. We miss you, and look forward to reading more about your time in France. Best wishes to you and the JACKY and COSSUREL families. Please forward our kind regards. With love, Mom

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