I forgot to give the final bowling score: I finished in last place with a score of 33. Yes, I played 10 rounds. I would feel pretty bad but Laetitia only had 35 and Christophe was in the 50's so at least it's not just me- acutally I fit in pretty well.
Saturday we went to Mont Saint Michel (pictures below) this incredible city/castle is only accessible when the tide is low. When the tide is high it is a floating city. It was built in 709 so it was pretty stinkin cool. Here are some pictures from our day.
PS- Incase you haven't figured it out: you can always click on a picture to see it bigger
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| Okay, so I borrowed this one for the internet- but I swear I took all the others! This was Mount Saint Michel in 1900 |
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| The view as we were walking up (ignore the construction on the side) |
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| Once inside and looking out |
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| Lots of steps inside so it was a bit of a struggle for this little guy |
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| Louis looking out- he refuses to smile for my photos |
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| Took this one for you, Dad |
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| Caught him mid-whine, this grumpy look is one he sports often |
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| Our lunch menu at a famous place known for their omelets - which are 10% normal omelet and 90% Egg foam- very interesting meal. We sat at the same table Margaret Thatcher did when she visited |
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| The family |
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| Justine and I (I'm not playing favorites- she is just the only one who will take a photo with me) |
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| Kinda looked like Diagon Alley - I tried to explain this but apparently no one was as into Harry Potter as me |
Maybe you were pronouncing "Diagon Alley" wrong like Harry in the movie, and that's why they didn't understand..
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