L'Eglise

Nate's office sponsor who greeted us at the airport ended up being LDS, thus eliminating any possibility of flying under the ward radar for a week or so - not that we would ever be tempted to do such a thing. From our temporary housing it takes an hour and two metro transfers to get to the chapel. The location of the ward is spectacular however. After church we opted to walk through the neighborhood, which meant past the Centre Pompidou, through the Louvre grounds and gardens, and finally to the Place de la Concorde. I don't think either of us have accepted the fact that we are actually living here.

Both Nate and I have to go to his office tomorrow, but as a little bonus Tuesday is a holiday. I don't think we will have a problem becoming accustomed to French living. (As a final note: Ruby slept from 2am-noon last night. It is now 9:30pm and she is fast asleep. That kid sleeps like a champ, no jet lag problems so far!)