Only fifteen days left in France

Yes, just fifteen days before I leave France which means I am practically done with school—although if one more Michigan student tells me "Our semester ended in April!" I'll lose it.

Anyway, the last week hasn't been too interesting because most of it's been dedicated to studying. Wednesday I had class all day long. Thursday after class I planned to go and study at an outdoor café with a friend. By the time we got there, sat in the sun, and drank (expensive) cappuccinos, however, homework kind of got forgotten. Oops!

Saturday and Sunday I spent most of my time writing my the two final papers that I had left, one for Monday morning and the other for tomorrow. It was a beautiful weekend, though, so I did go out to lie around in Parc Jourdan and walk around Aix. There was an artisans exposition on the Cours Mirabeau, which meant scores of stalls selling belts, beads, books, furniture, lamps, all sorts of things that had been, apparently, handmade in the area.

Otherwise, school here is pretty much done. I have classes tomorrow, Friday, Monday, and then Thursday. Now all I have to do is wait until Michigan tells me how much transfer credit I'll get for all these French classes...