French word of the day:
le train-train.
It refers to the daily routine.
I think you could translate it as
"same old, same old" or perhaps
"another day, another dollar".
I don't usually complain about the daily grind.
You see, I really enjoy teaching English.
However, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday I teach pretty much all day.
As you teachers reading this know,
it's exhausting.
So I love making it to Thursday,
when I only have a few classes.
It means I finally have some down time pour moi.
This afternoon, the weather was perfect.
I had about six zillion errands I needed to do
& lots of stuff to take care of at home.
But you know what?
Carpe Diem was my high-school motto.
So I took advantage of not being caught up in the train-train,
unlike the first part of the week.
I gathered up my book, some stationary & my sunglasses.
I walked along the lake for a while.
I found a bench in the sun with a beautiful view of the water.
I read, people-watched, daydreamed a little.
Oh, & I took the above photo of
Annecy's cute little tourist locomotive for you.
Take that, train-train!
That sounds lovely. I like to escape from the train-train as often as I can (not enough this week!!!) I hope some of that stationery is headed in this direction...
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PS: It's almost Friday! And I spend Friday in my bibliotheque! Thank god.
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Sounds like the perfect way to unwind from a very busy and crazy beginning to the week. Any amount of relaxing time like that always made a huge difference when I was teaching a crazy schedule. Hope you get to enjoy something similar this weekend too.
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