After the service the people from the village and us talked for a while. I was surprised that although I couldn't answer in French for the most part, I now knew enough French to figure out the questions and comments that were being made. I actually am a bit disappointed that I hadn't interacted more with these fine folks. I suggest that the next groups that come to France somehow include the villiage a bit more in their involvement. The people are really kind and friendly. Look at these smiling faces!

Last night I had a great deal of reading and grading to do. In spite of being in France, I have been as busy or busier than ever with classes and responsibilities. So as a reward, I said to myself "You will listen to the Steeler game when you complete your work". Unfortunately, when I made that promise to myself, I didn't know that the game was the NBC Sunday night game, and started around 8:30 EST. That means the game didn't start until 2:30 a.m French Time. That's rights, I stayed awake until 5:30 in the morning listening to a football game! But the Steelers did win, so it was all worthwhile.
Today I was looking at the books, movies, clothing and other things that I accumalted while here and realized there is no way to fit all of it in my one suitcase, so I am making a trip to the store in Albi to but another smaller suitcase to take things back with. These are mostly things that I have accumulated for my classes here and what I taught on line. I just hope I can find something affordable! Prices here can be pretty steep.
Tonight is Donut Heaven for the kids, and I look forward to serving them. They have been a real blessing.
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