Since my car has been in the shop for about 27,000 years, my mom has graciously lent me her Honda while she has been out of town; which has been highly necessary since I've been running around like a chicken with its head cut off getting everything I (think) I need for my travels. I have to majorly give a shout out to my awesome group of friends who have put up with my stressful frenzy over the past couple days-- you guys rock! Anyway, she has Sirius radio; which typically I have no interest in, but I sometimes guiltily listen to the 60s, 70s, and 90s stations (never the 80s. With God as my witness, never the 80s). So today as I was rocking to 60s on 6 with my windows up so no one would hear, that "Leaving on a jet plane" song came on and I've had it in my head ever since.
Tomorrow, I am finally leaving on a jet plane, with my passport (I've quadruple checked), French atlas, and EU plug adapters in tote (I realized that other day that is probably something I will need, what with wanting to use things that require electricity and whatnot). While I am excited for traveling a bit while I'm there (here I come Switzerland!), I am most ready to meet my host family, and am intrigued to see what teaching in a more one-on-one setting will be like-- and ESL at that.
Bonne nuit!
Tomorrow, I am finally leaving on a jet plane, with my passport (I've quadruple checked), French atlas, and EU plug adapters in tote (I realized that other day that is probably something I will need, what with wanting to use things that require electricity and whatnot). While I am excited for traveling a bit while I'm there (here I come Switzerland!), I am most ready to meet my host family, and am intrigued to see what teaching in a more one-on-one setting will be like-- and ESL at that.
Bonne nuit!
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