Just another clutzy week in the life of Amy

So yesterday les filles and I found a mexican restaurant (sort of) and had lunch there. It was definately not real mexican food, or even mock taco bell, but it sufficed for now. We left an hour or so later feeling full, and slightly buzzed. (rose came with our formules..we weren't about to waste it)
After this we wandered into an English library, and maybe it was the rose buzz or just my curiosity, but I checked out Stephen King's IT....alas, Leah held onto it for me in her backpack and we parted ways without me getting it from her, so I will start my reading 2moro. We then wandered looking for (and asking random people) red(scottish) cows...but alas, we never found them. We haven't given up hope yet though.

Today was rather uneventful, just the normal routine of classes, delish pasta, and my amazingly gorgeous traduction prof practically running into me, and then telling me to "avoir un bon weekend amy!" swoon....

notable things:
-it was brought to my attention that a few of my friends have been using "faire exciter" to tell random people(including their host families) that they are excited about something. Well, I guess they missed that lesson in high school (and college) but "faire exciter" is how u say u are excited...sexually. The word you are looking for ladies is enthousiaste, but I have to admit it made my day knowing they had been telling their poor old host mothers about their arousal to be living in france. oh mon dieu.

-my little shower is very hard to shave in, and I'm starting to think that is why french people are rumored to not shave. alas, i do it anyway, and have cut myself a few times. Tonight tops them all though, because I literally had to sit in the shower for a while waiting for my nausea to pass so i could stand up and bandaid it up. only to find our shower room had no bandaids. so i limped to my room n took care of it the hard way. Lesson learned? not really, I will continue to shave my legs in my tiny shower, and I just hope next time I don't need stitches.