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Friday, June 06, 2003 Danser sur le Métro Well, time is short since I'm meeting people for dinner in a 15 minutes, but I thought I'd write something anyway. I've been talking about French culture for the last week or so, and a couple of important aspects of this in Paris are the Metro (subway) and street performers. These two aspects merged last night as our group was on our way back from hanging out at the park at the foot of the Eiffel Tower (which, I may add, was awesome: we played silly games, ate pizza, and sang worship songs together in a group of around 55 people). There was a man on the train playing the accordion--yes, you read that right, on the train itself--we've seen everything from old French guys rapping to a puppet show to saxophone players literally on the trains. Anyway, most of us were in a great mood and feeling crazy. So led by myself, Priscilla (my twin--it's scary), and Randy, we started dancing and continued to do so for the next few stops. Imagine a bunch of college students attempting to salsa and just move in the two-foot space between seats to an accordion playing with synthesized background music. What fun. ^ Top | 11:59 AM | | | 
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