This is me about 2 years ago in my dorm room.

This one is even older, but me at my computer.

Here is a picture of Karin and Janelle from when I came to visit on my semester off.

Here is a picture of Vanessa and I when we were in France!

This is Courtney and Jose, two others on the trip to France, pretending to drink. That's right, pretending!

Frank and Dan (not me) decided they needed to ride a carousel in France.

This is Gabriella, our tour guide for the time that we were in France.

This is a view of the American WWII cemetary in Normandy.

This is an amazing view from the aqueducts in France.

And this is a picture of the aqueduct from farther away.

This is the view of half of a cieling in the Versailles palace.

And this is the other half. It was huge!

This is the hall of mirrors inside the Versailles Palace.

Here is a view of the Versailles palace.

Azay-le-Rideau is a chateau in France.

And Chambord is another.

And Chenonceau is the last that we got to visit on our trip.

This is the colosseum that we got to visit, though we weren't allowed to walk on the top.

Here is the Eiffel Tower the first night we were there.

And here is a view of it during the next day.

This is a picture of the skyline of Paris from atop the Eiffel Tower.

This is a picture of the fortress in Fougeres.

And here is a beautiful picture of the Giverny gardens, at Claude Monet's home.

This is the grave of James Morrison.

This is the inside of a completely walled in city named Carcassone which was absoultely amazing.

Here is the outside of that beautiful city.

This is called Les Invalide, which is where the tomb of Napoleon is located.

Here is the ever popular Louvre museum.

These are people that were modelling outside of the Louvre, and they never moved.

A bad pic, but a chapel on a hill surrounded by water named Mont St. Michel.

Here is the group of people I went with at the Giverny gardens.

And here we are again with our tour guide and bus driver at one of our last stops before coming home.

Here is the beautiful opera house in Paris.

And this is the palace in Monaco. I had to take pictures since I couldn't gamble yet.

This is a memorial that was set up at the tunnel where Princess Di was killed.

And here is the tunnel that I almost killed myself to take a picture of.

Le Sacre Coeur or the Sacred Heart.

One of the first places I saw in France, the town hall in Caen.