We waited a few more minutes for one of his friends to show up, and then we walked over to the Cité du Livre, which is a "cultural center." Apparently, it's an old match factory that now has a library, a press room, a dance hall, a cinema, several theaters, and a studio, I believe; basically, all of the arts are represented, which is pretty awesome, I think. Here's a picture of the empty hall where an exposition for Ainsi de Suite's current play, Duo pour un mur, will be held in November. Pélopidas tracked down the technicians to ask how they can arrange things while I talked to his German friend who offered me some sort of internship doing research for his travel agency? I didn't entirely understand, but I told him that if I had extra time, I'd give him a call. Pélopidas is supposed to call me in the next few days so that I can hopefully attend a few rehearsals next week...
Kevin showed up today for the first time since the day after we moved in, although he promptly left again. Our other housemate still has yet to arrive. He was supposed to move in yesterday, but apparently there was some sort of trouble with his visa. We're excited for him to get here, even though Elyse and I have liked having use of his room (it's attached to ours) since it has its own staircase leading down to the front door/bathroom. I'm sure we can learn to live without that though.
The past few days here have been rainy. I am so glad I brought my rainboots, even though they took up so much room in my suitcase and weighed a ton. I wasn't sure the French would wear them, but they do. One lady even asked me today where I'd bought them. I think the perfect, sunny weather we've been having is supposed to be back in a few days though. Plans for the weekend are still up in the air...I will post again soon.
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