du journal, le 5 Juillet 2008
here's a story of a classic french moment:
Just now, as I'm sitting on this bench in the park, a man (probably in his mid thirties) approaches pushing two young children in a stroller.
He stops in front of me, leans on the stroller handles and asks, "American?"
I respond yes.
"Beautiful?" referring to me. (love how he phrases it as question)
I chuckle and shake my head no.
"No? Not beautiful? Ohhhh", he smiles. "What you do in Paris?"
I pause my ipod, smile, and say, "Flight attendant."
"Fly?" He makes a motion with his hand. "You fly in planes?"
I nod.
"Ahhh." Big smile. "How long you stay in Paris?"
"I was here all day," I explain, "and leave tomorrow morning."
"Ahhh I see, I see. Well. You are very beautiful," he says, still smiling.
I laugh and wave as he and the kids start to roll away.
"Au revoir", I smile.
He winks, and theyre gone.
only in Paris.
1 comment:
i love this story. it's so true.
I have been sadly telling people that you will no longer fly directly in to Kalamazoo and I am filled with such sadness!
I haven't heard the Phil Wickham Cannon's cd but it clearly is a must. You'll love this cd too. It's so perfect.
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