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I think I have an unhealthy love affair

with Paris, or just France.  Like, I could go there over and over and I don't know if I would get sick of it.  A good friend and her H are there right now and I keep seeing pics on fb, it's killing me!  I cry inside a little every time I see a new pic because I would give anything to drop everything and go right now.  I seriously want to live there for a couple months someday.  I have no idea how that would happen, but before I die it's going to. 

Um, that is all.

Re: I think I have an unhealthy love affair

  • It's sad. I'm totally over Paris. But I really really really want to take FI to London. I just KNOW that he will love it.

    I'm trying to convince him we need to move there. 

  • Ditto to all of that.
  • imageLegalBritt:

    My biggest regret in life is that I didn't study abroad in college. A friend from highschool lives in Paris and another friend is spending a semester of her master's program in Milan and they two of them are going to meet up. How utterly fabulous. I want to go.

    same here!  With all the science requirements (and me not liking the idea of taking more than 4 years) it would have been difficult.  My sister ended up doing it though (and took 5 years partly due to that) and I'm totally jealous. 

  • imageamandasw:
    imageLegalBritt:

    My biggest regret in life is that I didn't study abroad in college. A friend from highschool lives in Paris and another friend is spending a semester of her master's program in Milan and they two of them are going to meet up. How utterly fabulous. I want to go.

    same here!  With all the science requirements (and me not liking the idea of taking more than 4 years) it would have been difficult.  My sister ended up doing it though (and took 5 years partly due to that) and I'm totally jealous. 

    Ditto this too. 

    My parents wouldn't pay for studying abroad bc they thought it was going to be like sending me away for vacation. They told me that I could "vacation" after I get a real job. Too bad I can't escape work long enough to get a real vacation. 

  • I love knowing that at *some* point in my life DH and I will get to live abroad and travel. 
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  • I studied abroad in Budapest and LOVVVVVED it. I actually did a theoretical math study abroad program (nerd alert). We went all over. Munich's probably my favorite European city, but I also love London. Loved Krakow, was not impressed with Prague, enjoyed Vienna and other parts of Austria. 

    I also lived in Germany when I was 11/12 (parents are scientists). And I've been back a bunch. Hence my like 6 visits to Paris. 

    I'm also not a huge fan of Italy. 

    We did Greece and Germany last year. I can't wait for my sister to study abroad so we can visit her in England, and then do Ireland and Scotland. 


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    imageamandasw:
    imageLegalBritt:

    My biggest regret in life is that I didn't study abroad in college. A friend from highschool lives in Paris and another friend is spending a semester of her master's program in Milan and they two of them are going to meet up. How utterly fabulous. I want to go.

    same here!  With all the science requirements (and me not liking the idea of taking more than 4 years) it would have been difficult.  My sister ended up doing it though (and took 5 years partly due to that) and I'm totally jealous. 

    Ditto this too. 

    My parents wouldn't pay for studying abroad bc they thought it was going to be like sending me away for vacation. They told me that I could "vacation" after I get a real job. Too bad I can't escape work long enough to get a real vacation. 

    I know.  H and I have been talking about taking a vacation next spring when he graduates (with what money, I don't know, lol), but I always feel guilty taking time off.  Originally this was going to be a big trip with his parents (and maybe my family too) to Korea, but for some reason he isn't sure about that anymore.  Oh wait, I'm going to make a new thread before I continue...

  • imageemyinpink:

    It's sad. I'm totally over Paris. But I really really really want to take FI to London. I just KNOW that he will love it.

    I'm trying to convince him we need to move there. 

    Me too. Even though I've never been...I just like the fact I'd be around a ton of Doctor Who stuff. I'm such a nerd...

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  • I freakin' looooove London. Its one of the few cities I would move to right now....
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  • imagekoosh ball:
    I freakin' looooove London. Its one of the few cities I would move to right now....

    I mean, what's not to love. It's basically Seattle combined with NYC but with more history and they all speak in awesome accents. 

  • imageLegalBritt:

    My biggest regret in life is that I didn't study abroad in college. it European vacation for at least 3 weeks but when is that ever going to happen?

    a friend of mine studied in london for 4 years for her bachelors....she's almost 200k in SL debt, and with no job to show for it....i don't remember what she studied...business?  but she's spent countless more dollars re-doing school here, etc... the SL's will haunt her for some time. i'm glad i never studied abroad.

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  • Mmmm, Paris. We went last year and I fell in lurve. Like... I could stay there forever and be happy. :)
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  • I've never visited any where in Europe  Crying.  It's on my pre-baby bucket list to visit a few of the following cities: Dublin, London, Oslo, Paris, and Amsterdam.  I'm hoping for DH and I to go on a Euro trip sometime in 2013 or 2014, if not sooner.
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    Mmmm, Paris. We went last year and I fell in lurve. Like... I could stay there forever and be happy. :)

    same.  London is just kinda "meh" for me.

  • I've always been "meh" about Paris...but I'm with you on the France thing. It's been the not-so-secret country of my heart since I started learning the language in 8th grade. It's now been TEN YEARS since I've been CryingCrying I miss it so much!! My lifelong goal is to visit every single province (or more ambitious, every re'gion). We need to win the lottery as I desperately want to share my heart-country with my heart-man.
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    I've always been "meh" about Paris...but I'm with you on the France thing. It's been the not-so-secret country of my heart since I started learning the language in 8th grade. It's now been TEN YEARS since I've been CryingCrying I miss it so much!! My lifelong goal is to visit every single province (or more ambitious, every re'gion). We need to win the lottery as I desperately want to share my heart-country with my heart-man.

    We have a plan with some friends of ours to do a France trip once we have kids older than like 4. Rent a cottage somewhere out in Provence for a month or two, and then each couple can take like a couple days off to go explore parts of France on their own while the remaining parents stay behind to take care of the kids.

    We dream big, thinking this will be possible with like 2+ kids each. XD

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  • imageemyinpink:

    I studied abroad in Budapest and LOVVVVVED it. I actually did a theoretical math study abroad program (nerd alert). We went all over. Munich's probably my favorite European city, but I also love London. Loved Krakow, was not impressed with Prague, enjoyed Vienna and other parts of Austria. 

    I also lived in Germany when I was 11/12 (parents are scientists). And I've been back a bunch. Hence my like 6 visits to Paris. 

    I'm also not a huge fan of Italy. 

    We did Greece and Germany last year. I can't wait for my sister to study abroad so we can visit her in England, and then do Ireland and Scotland. 


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  • imageLegalBritt:

    My biggest regret in life is that I didn't study abroad in college. A friend from highschool lives in Paris and another friend is spending a semester of her master's program in Milan and they two of them are going to meet up. How utterly fabulous. I want to go.

    This.  I rushed through college and law school and should've taken more time to travel and enjoy myself!  I'm going to tell my kids that.  I did do a HS trip to London, France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, which was amazing, but it's not the same as living somewhere.  And I dream of Italy!  Pasta, espresso, gelatto...what's not to love?!?

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    imageLegalBritt:

    My biggest regret in life is that I didn't study abroad in college. it European vacation for at least 3 weeks but when is that ever going to happen?

    a friend of mine studied in london for 4 years for her bachelors....she's almost 200k in SL debt, and with no job to show for it....i don't remember what she studied...business?  but she's spent countless more dollars re-doing school here, etc... the SL's will haunt her for some time. i'm glad i never studied abroad.

    I have an obscene amount of student loans, mostly from law school in DC.  Studying abroad for a quarter wouldn't have made much difference!  I would owe a lot less if I'd gone to UW...but then I wouldn't have met DH and lived in DC for 3 years...

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