paris rebound

Back from Paris. Exhausted. Journey from St. Pancras noticeably shorter. Thank heavens.

Grandmother hanging in there.

Court hearing this morning. “Everything was fine,” my lawyer just sent via email. Must wait one month for judge’s decision.

Brought home macarons. From Ladurée.

Anglofille said @ 11:55 am | personal | 2 Comments

s. Says:
January 21st, 2008 at 9:26 pm

Thanks for the update!
Aldor Says:
January 26th, 2008 at 4:30 am

The journey with Saint-Pancras is fine ! I’ll be in London saturday at 8.28 and that’s nearly fairy.

Anglofille is an American living in London, finishing up a novel and a PhD, taking photos, and blogging about expat life, books, feminism and perpetual angst.

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