It's like Harry Potter, only French...

It turns out that Troyes; the place i'm living, doesn't have much things to do since it such a small town, so today Tatiana and I decided to randomly go into the city to search for... well anything lol.

Derpina is hiding from the camera

We started the day by have a very sophisticated breakfast, which we bought from the supermarket yesterday.  P.S the picture is super dark, because my room has very dim lights.

special K with fruit

After that we finally learned how to take the right bus and ended up in the city, where we walked around for a while.  Troyes has a lot of really old buildings that look like the ones from Harry Potter, but not as magical and not as English.

Then we went to a music/ book store called FNAC.  I wanted to buy some french CDs to practice, but it turns out that the stuff wasn't very good.  As Tatiana says, French music is so bad, that not even French people will listen to it, so I bought a Led Zeppelin CD and anime DVD instead. Wait a second...

We also found a few weird things there too such as the manga version of the bible, a board game on wine and the gay movie section.

Old and New Testerment

Tatiana says "It's so French, it hurts"

Yes, there is actually a gay movie section

After all of that decided to go find food, because we were hungry... Why else would we do that? Then we stayed in the restaurant for so long, that they actually locked us inside and we had to escape through the back door.

If Tatiana wasn't there I would not know the name for steak

Why do I look so creepy in this photo?

The other creepy girl and her beer

So we walked around for a while, getting lost in 'Knockturn Alley' and walked past 'Serious Black's house', like the Harry Potter nerds we are until we magically found ourselves at an art gallery.  Magically...

'Knockturn Alley'

Serious Black's house should be between these two houses

Outside the art gallery

outside the art gallery

Visiting an art gallery in France; my art
teachers would be so proud

The Holy Grail??

A church next to the gallery which looks like Notre-Dame 

After that we went home and decided to cook dinner for the first time, which really wasn't a good idea.  First of all, the window is colder than the fridge...

...So we kept the meat there

And secondly, the kitchen doesn't have any pots or pans.  Not even a kettle, so we couldn't even make instant ramen.  How bad is that?  You can't get much worst than that.

Luckily for us, the university cafeteria was cheap and open.  The people there probably think i'm a total derp, since i'm only good at speaking Japanese and English and I pretty much forgot all my French on the spot.  Either way it was good enough to buy food and that's fine with me.  (It feel like when I was back in Japan for the first time again).

Pretty good for 3 euros, and probably better than
window meat

I was moving in this photo, that's why I look like I
have a crippled hand (-_-')

That's pretty much all for today, smell you later!