While I could write paragraphs about what Dr. Woo said, "You are clever and I believe you think too much," and what Dr. Woo did (needles, massage), I must move on to Sunday.
I slept in, I breakfasted. We started with a walk to a French cafe in Beth's neighborhood where I actually used my French with the waiter who was struggling to understand our English. And ended at the cinema to buy tickets to Australia (liked it) where I used my French with the guy from the Congo selling us the tickets.
In between the French stuff, we went to the grocery store, which I really like to do in foreign countries because you learn all kinds of interesting things.
What did I learn? That groceries are WAY cheaper here than in France. Radically cheaper. And that the food industry here has got a serious racket set up. Their expiration dates are pure folly. If you heed them, what you save on the cheap groceries, you spend on buying more cheap groceries because you can't eat anything you bought two days before.
3 comments:
The French stuff must be fun to do :). Dr. Woo seems very interesting.
TID - I'll have to write a whole post about him - very interesting indeed.
To repeat myself. . .it sounds like a lovely little holiday you're having!!
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