I finally arrived back in Austin late Sunday evening after spending last week in Nice at DATE. Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to visit my friend Alisa, who I've known since junior high, and her family about an hour outside of Paris. A description of my weekend along with photos would have made for a great blog post, but as luck would have it, Alisa has done all of the work for me and written up a description of the weekend on her blog! I had a great time visiting - it's always a real treat to get to spend time in a foreign country outside of the standard tourist destinations, and with such great hosts in such a relaxing location it would have been difficult to plan a better ending to my trip to France.
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