This week has failed somewhat! On coming back from Strasbourg I was hoping to use my free week to get on with alot of work. But, following from my last post, there was a problem. Most of my uni work is reflections upon my experience and the culture here in France. Yet right now I don’t want to think about France. I feel like I’m rolling down the hill towards England, and to try and stop it and focus back on France is far too uncomfortable now, and I imagine will be until I am back home.
It’s funny but I actually cannot read the first month of blog posts from September! It hurts me to believe I went through all that alone. I’m glad I got through it, and I am proud, but I don’t want to remember it right now 
I had a lovely weekend though, making the most of my last weeks here. On Saturday Charlotte, from uni, and I went for a long wander round the centre, gossiping, got some dinner too and then came back to mine to hang out and gossip some more!
On Sunday Emma and I got up early and went for a wander around Marche de Puces then we headed into the centre to Angelina, the famous tearooms. We had their famous hot chocolate and a cake each. It was literally liquid chocolate and incredible. Very similar to Betty’s Tearooms in Yorkshire But with a parisian twist! After that we headed down to the Arc de Triomphe and climbed up, as all museums and historical monuments in France generally are now free to under 26s! I hadn’t been up since the first time I came to Paris, and the views were utterly spectacular!
On the way back I realised that I had somehow lost my Navigo Pass (for the metro). Luckily, as a Paris resident, you can have it replaced for a charge, and your monthly credit is still on it. Which was lucky, but I still didn’t enjoy the hugeeee queue today to get it replaced 
2 weeks left; Paul and his parents coming to visit on Thursday, leaving on Sunday; mom coming on Wednesday in the car. Once I stop feeling fed up I may well start with the emotional ‘the end’ posts :p
You have been warned.
Au Revoir! xx