Theatre, Cemetery, and another Church...

So I haven't posted in a super long time....sorry about that. Over the last month I have had spring break, my last couple weeks of school, finals, and I've moved all my stuff half way across Paris on the metro. I didn't have a chance (or maybe rather the motivation) to post until now. I guess it might also be because I didn't have that many exciting things to report.

Hmm...what have I been doing? I stayed in Paris for spring break. It turned out to be pretty relaxing and fun, but I didn't do anything very epic. I went to Disneyland (again...yeah I know, but it was fun and I rode a bunch of rollercoasters!), slept a lot, and hung out with my boyfriend. Finals were annoying as always, but not nearly as stressful as finals at Oxy. The last thing I had to do for the semester was a  performance for my theatre class. We did a bunch of short scenes (in French obviously) and combined them into a show for the end of the semester. I was actually in two scenes: L'Avare by Moliere and Tragedie by someone...sorry I'm too lazy to look in my script right now. Here are a couple pictures that my boyfriend took during the performance. Thanks Joe!

 L'Avare

 Tragedie

So now I'm on vacation...and officially a senior in college! Crazy! Right now I'm taking advantage of having nothing to do and just relaxing. =)

Here are some pictures of the Montparnasse Cemetery (where Jean Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir are buried). I went here like 2 weeks ago, so it's a bit late...but here they are anyway.

 I really like cemeteries strangely enough...they're so peaceful, and this one was super pretty.

Some more old pictures... These are from a random church (I don't even remember the name of it, that's how long it's been) near the Mexican restaurant that I like. I know they probably look really similar to other churches that I've photographed in Paris, but I especially like this one! The lighting is awesome, and the stained glass is so colorful and easy to see.

Anyway, sorry for disappearing for so long. I'll be in Paris through August, so I'm planning to update more regularly from now on.

P.S. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there, but especially to my mom, Dana! I love you!

Quote: Give thanks for what you are now, and keep fighting for what you want to be tomorrow.  ~Fernanda Miramontes-Landeros