Dude, Nutella...

Okay, so anyone who took French at Oakwood High School knows about the fantabulousness of Nutella because of our food parties every week in French class, and I would venture a guess that most of the rest of you know of it too. I am in love with it. And for all of you who just thought to yourselves 'so why don't you marry it?', believe me, if I could, I would. I might have eaten half a jar of Nutella, just plain on its own between yesterday and today. It's amazing. Good thing they sell it in the States. What's better is there is no 'nutrition information' on any product in Europe, so I won't know how bad Nutella actually is for me until I revenir aux Etats-Unis.

Grenoble. Does that city ring a bell to any of you avid Tour de France followers? It should, because it came through today, and much to my surprise, I was right on the curb of the road. I'm not kidding when I say I could've reached out my arm and pushed them over - I was that close. Check out the pics, they're at the end of my 'Grenoble Summer 2005' album in Community Webshots.

Angelina and I had quite an adventure trying to get to the little suburb of Grenoble the Tour went though. We left class early and hauled ass to get there. It took us nearly an hour by foot - the equivalent of walking from UD to somewhere in Kettering, or from Langdon Street to Perkins, or so. We walked through construction sites, on the side of a French express way, and through tiny village streets to get there, but we made it. Man, it was freaking awesome! I saw the Tour de France live - I actually saw it! WOW!

Last night I went out with Virginia and Arielle, and some French boys Virginia knows. Le Couche Tard, bien sûre... It was quite a good time. Tonight there is an 'American Style' wet t-shirt contest at Le Couche Tard... still haven't decided if I'll go watch some of the girls from Michigan participate... Could be interesting.

Right now I haven't got anything else to report, so I'll say adieu. Until tomorrow!