I'm singin' in d rain, I'm singin' in d rain...

Lovely France welcomes us with...rain.

When we're finally set off for a vacation it is supposed to be vacation, instead the dull, gloomy cloud from Gothenburg stalks us all the way to Disney World Resort Paris. After hoours and a couple of more hours, we arrived in Germany and in the end we ended up in a shabby hotel in the mid of nowhere, the room was horrible, with spiderwebbs all over the place. In addition, when we finally came to France, we were embraced by the sunny landscape which compensated for the non-english speaking population. The hotel over there was at least wort mentioning, a nice hotel by the counrty side, although it was situated in the center of the town Cambrai.

However, altough the sun was smiling at us in Cambrai, the stupid cloud had manage to track us down and released its rage over us. It was raining heavily the more close we came to Paris. Yet, due to the rain, we manage to do a lot of stuff without lining up for hours to get onto an attraction. The most worthy attraction that blew my my mind and the only one deserving my hat off was the Space Mountain. Although the line was long and tireing, most of it was indoors so we did not get that wet, also the ride was magnificant! Yet, my head was hurting due to the tremendous force that made my head hit everythiing very hard.

Other fun things, was the parade, it was fun to watch, as my brother was the only one out of a clung of kids able to salute back to a green soldier:P

Overall the trip was fun, although I think all of us wanted to get into a hotel as fast as possible and after a long weird conversation with other asian people that at least understood english, we came at rest with our bellies filled and a looooong shower following by a soft-enough bed.

For furthur updates about out trip, stay alert! Haha,

Btw, I reallly need to find a bookstore soon, with english littereatur, I dunno what happened but somehow all the seven books that I had plan to read during the whole trip somehow managed to become two left already, and I doubt they will last any further...

A Bientôt!