Hey tout le monde,
Petite post du français ce matin réveillé à 5h20 par les adultes, petit-déjeuner et on file dans le bus pour aller dans lieu de travail. On y travaillera pendant 5 heures (jusqu'a 13h ) il fait hyper chaud environ 38 degrés, plus le ressenti d'humidité, qui ajoute quelques degrés en plus. Pour ma part j'ai travaillé pendant la plus part du temps avec Tom Abraham et Danny, c'était assez ennuyant on a du défaire un parquet entier et le remettre en place nous sommes loin d'avoir fini. Mais d'un côté c'était plutot convivial on a parlé pour la plus part du temps. De retour au campus un douche et un bon repos plus que mérité. Ce soir nous retournons a l'église pour manger et chanter tous ensemble.
Bonne soirée tout le monde et désolé pour le français, je trouvais ça plus amusant
Je porte des chaussure en chocolat
Clément GALAS avec les conseils avisés de Rayan
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5 comments:
Tres interessant .... bon travaille
Little help????
Je veux une paire de chaussures de chocolat! Tres lagniappe. Restez au frais.
Merci pour ces bonnes nouvelles..
Profitez bien des ces moments là.
La famille française embrasse tout le monde !!
Sophie et François (les parents de Clément)
Quick translation [Clement, you can correct me where appropriate ;) ]:
I was woken by the adults at 5:20, then breakfast and on to the bus to work. We worked about 5 hours, it was extremely hot, around 38 C (100 F), and humid (adding a few more). I worked most of the time with Tom, Abram & Danny. It was really rough to tear up / replace an entire floor; we are not close to finished. But one side was was friendly, and we talked most of the time. We returned to Tulane, showered, and to a well-earned rest. This night, we returned to the church to eat and sing together.
Good evening, and I'm sorry for the French, but I found it more fun.
I wear chocolate shoes.
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