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Thursday, March 17, 2005
On The Train...
I love the city.
I was on the Metro, and I found myself talking with a good looking young man from France. (Here, “young man” means someone only a year or two older than I am. I shouldn't brag, but I'll only be twenty once, maybe twice, the way medical science is advancing.) This young man does something at the French embassy, but I couldn't understand exactly what.
He apologized: “My English is not good.”
I flirted: “You're English is better than my French. I know only merci, oui, and merde.”
He smiled, to assure me that some things can be communicated without language. Then we were at his stop. He turned and waved goodbye as the escalator carried him into a long, dark tunnel—or, more accurately, out of one.
And that is how I almost went out with a Frenchman. Who knows what I'll almost do tomorrow.
I was on the Metro, and I found myself talking with a good looking young man from France. (Here, “young man” means someone only a year or two older than I am. I shouldn't brag, but I'll only be twenty once, maybe twice, the way medical science is advancing.) This young man does something at the French embassy, but I couldn't understand exactly what.
He apologized: “My English is not good.”
I flirted: “You're English is better than my French. I know only merci, oui, and merde.”
He smiled, to assure me that some things can be communicated without language. Then we were at his stop. He turned and waved goodbye as the escalator carried him into a long, dark tunnel—or, more accurately, out of one.
And that is how I almost went out with a Frenchman. Who knows what I'll almost do tomorrow.
Didnt you learn anything from the War in Iraq?? You CANNOT trust those Frenchmen!! GUY
Posted by@ 7:17 PM
At least you know he was out of high school this time! You go big J! Laura
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I was married to one .. they are not all that..
I have a big long list of things I almost did..
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I have a big long list of things I almost did..
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