Welcome Back :)

hey guys :) welcome back !!!!!!!!! *HUGS*

so me, tiff, gabby and my 13 years old cousin finally went to wonderland on wednesday :D lol

Seline & Phoenix, u guys must rest the weekend so we can hang & chill next week :) maybe go to either tiff or seline's house. Any other ideas ???

Miss u allllllllll ~ :)

Bienvenue a la Paris :)

Welcome to Paris...

Me and Seline have exactly arrived at Paris aboard the Air Transat at 8 am France time. So far, Paris hasn't going along with me as it is very hot and our rooms have no air conditioning. It has been a while since we got Internet and now that we finally got it; it is pissing me off cause I can't watch my dramas because of the slow connection. I have taken some pictures and I would like to show you of our flight and arrival at Paris. This picture that is to the right of us is me a picture of me and Seline and this is taken at the Toronto Lester B Pearson Airport and we are ready for departure.








This is a picture of Paris before we landed and this is taken on the plane "Air Transat".







The picture to the left is of Seline at the University of Paris. This is where we go for breakfast and dinner and is at the International Cite of Paris where many different cultures are at. There was one guy that thought Seline was Japanese when I was taking this pic and he came up to her and said "Arigato" and we both laughed.

Baguetteland (More commonly know to humans as Paris): Day 1

According to Phoenix, this guy thought I was Japanese. We were right outside the Maison Internationale somewhere by the entrance because I wanted to check it out. She wanted to go back in and watch her TVB Dramas but I told her it would only take a second. I just wanted to see what was at the entrance. It turned out to have some pretty neat gates which began where the road started. When I decided to take a couple of pictures to "treasure the moment" or "share it with you all", this random guy walks past us through the gates and says "Arigato".

And Shum and I just stare at him. Then, she burst out laughing and she's like, "He thinks you're Japanese, Seline!" But I don't think I look Japanese. I'll bet that that GUY WAS Japanese. But when he said it it was in some sort of amusing kind of tone. I don't think we had enough time to get back after so that Phee could get to her dramas (which she is currently watching now)because when we tried to get back from the Maison Internationale where the cafeteria was to the Maison des Etudients Canadiens, where our rooms were, we sort of got lost.

While Shum and I were struggling, Mme. Volpe, Mr. Clough and Mr. Maki finally came out and we ended up following them back to the Maison.

Anyway, back to the beginning of the trip. We had to take a group picture before we left and since I was one of the "short"-er ones I had to kneel down and it took us quite a while before we were able to get back up again because there were about a billion cameras flashing at us. AND we didn't know when it would end.

I know you like our matching T-shirts. Groovy, eh?

And then on the plane, there was that plane food people like to dread. But when you're hungry, plane food tastes like heaven.

Truth be told, I didn't exactly LOVE the meal because when a girl can't stand cucumbers, they still taste as awkward as they may seem to her. Surprisingly, I ate all of it. If you're wondering what that's a picture of, it's like "Pasta and chicken". When they were serving it, all you could her was "Pasta and chicken or pasta and cheese?" It gets stuck in your head after a little while.

And then according to the map when we reached Paris, our plane flew "around" it sort of and had to swivel back.

When we got there, we had to take a bus to the terminal and TRUST ME, it was SO CROWDED I was pretty sure I was gunna fall off the bus the second the door opened. I literally had to cling on to the door because otherwise I would have fell down as the bus moved.

And oh my gosh, when we were waiting for our luggage. Mine came out at the very end. I know sometimes people like to make things suspenseful, but when you're waiting to see whether your life for the next few weeks has arrived, you're pretty much freaking out. So that's pretty much what happened...until the sun came out in the sky and I reunited with my luggage.

The bus ride to the Maison after getting our luggage was torture. Not because we didn;t want to drive there but because there was A LOT of traffic and all of us are like super tired because we haven't gotten enough or haven't even SLEPT on the plane. Luckily, I was able to rest a bit on the bus. That totally helped me get through today.

When we got there, I discovered I was rooming with Phoenix! (Of course!) And here's a sneak peek at our room right when we moved in.

And the bathroom (sorry if you gotta tilt your head a bit!)

And the view from the window:

We apparently have no air con but we do have our Internet, haha.




And anyways, I have to go shower now. Dinner was a very confusing procedure because we didn't know what we could get using our ticket and what was to be paid for.









And our venture to the grocery store.

TOODLES :)!

P.S. I saw Kimeley's sister today. She's staying at the Norweigan Maison. I believe she's taking art. Her friend's taking English here in Paris. I find it kind of funny. But it will be an interesting experience.

P.P.S. There are no covers over the windows so when it's open you can literally go through.

P.P.P.S. I'm dying of heat. Shower now.

Baguetteland!??

HII GUYS :)
It's Jasmine.

Anyways, I think you guys are still on your flight to Paris right now..
LOL, I wonder what you guys are doing...watching movies? Sleeping? :D
I'm so bored.
Better webcam with me once you get there !!
Thats all I have to say, my summer is as boring as watching a snail..
Oh yeah, I wonder where Tiff is now too o_o
Shes like going to like 10 different places, lol ;D
and what are you doing Graceee? Are you going anywhere?

Leaving Today

Oh my! Haha, we have to be at the airport @ 3:30 and our flight's @ 6:30 so Dad's like "Whoa, I have to pay a lot for parking!" It's true though because parking at the airport is expensive. That's why most people park at Hotels and then get driven to the Airport the day they take off. Anyways, I just saw that Graceylou finally joined our BLOG, YAY! (:
Don't forget to come look at the books on Friday...even though I'm gone, ahah. My mom's friend like dropped off a whole bunch of books (including like all these Calculus, Ancient China, and modern arts books) to my house so we can pretty much have our our library.
Well, I'm gonna go shower now because then we have to go out and eat lunch.
I still don't know where to go because my 'rents asked me to choose since I wouldn't be eating in Canada for a while. Now I just have to shower and I'm almost done and ready to go. I guess my next blog will be in Paris..unless I reunite with a laptop soon enough then I can type a really SHORT blog.
This is considered short, btw.
I just have to remember to get things for my family.

Here's what they requested:
- Mom: Christian Dior perfume (Duty free shop)
- Dad: A shirt (polo), mug or cap sort of thing with the Eiffel tower or the Louvre
- Brother: A cool polo

And I'll try to get you all something neat. I feel like I'm joining some kind of survival thing were I got to learn how to live on my own without my parents for a couple of weeks. Oh well, it's good preparation in case I have to move out for University or something. Maybe I'll go to some kind of foreign University. I meant foreign as in some other country. That'd be fun too! But I'd probably can't speak to the people there unless it was in England or the U.S.

So that's all for now, folks!
I'll tell you how things go when I get there :)

Yours till the plane rides,

Selly3PO

P.S. I didn't read over my blog so if you see any typos lemme know. >:)

Happy Canada Day!

Bonjourno!
Hope you're all having an awesome Canada Day.
I, unfortunately, will be like most people, staying home, and unlike most people because it IS Canada Day, packing for the Baguetteland.
You know what that means.
Au revoir...for now.
Oh my goodness, it's tomorrow.
I'm both nervous and excited.
Dolly just finished taking her shower and she smells so good.
We used up almost the entire bottle because she's, you know, quite large.
But I love her anyways.
I wish you guys were here so we could take Dolly for a walk but Mom says she better stay inside because we just cleaned her.
So far I've finished packing all my clothes in my luggage and I've taken the biggest suitcase we have. It's only taken up like precisely HALF of the suitcase which is pretty darn amazing.
Phee came over and saw and apparently hers is larger.
Now she's afraid hers is too big.
But you know, the bigger it is, the more you can bring there and back! (:
This is probably going to be the last time I'll make a post or even BE on my laptop because it's going in my carry on and I want to make sure I have everything.
After all, you never leave a soldier behind. So gotta make sure I have everyone before I go.
Oh Lord, my family's like having some kind of an argument that makes me want to laugh about external hard drives and it's funny because my Dad's attempting to be the mediator and usually he's the one who normally brings up discussion topics. Yikes!
I'm typing faster as they argue, I feel like I'm at a Council meeting and I'm the secretary or something. But I'm not really recording their conversation.
I'm actually sitting on a tiny stool right now by the door/window in the kitchen and Dolly's on her mat beside me.
I feel puny having to look up at my family seated on the table in front of me.

While Phee and I are in Baguetteland and Tiff is in Sunshineland, make sure you guys get together and do something special while you're gone. (I.E. Wonderland, the home of the BEHEMOTH, which is super duperly awesome!)

And TAKE LOADS of PICTURES because we will. Phee got a webcam so maybe we can make vlog if there's time. Hopefully there's not too much work.

Baguetteland is only one down on my list, I still want to visit:
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Italy and Rome
- English (for sure, and get a British Accent!)
- Switzerland
- The Carribean
- Korea
- Germany

And you know, there's more...
Maybe we can travel the world together....we will dominate, ahah.

Yours till the french accents,

Selly3PO