A Bean Abroad: Settling In Part 1 -Deleted Scenes

All right so the first few days in Strasbourg were busy but not quite as busy as my last few have been. A quick recap:
When on the TGV from Paris to hear and it hit 317 km/h!! I wish I could travel that fast all the time!

Our Airbnb in Strasbourg was much more comfortable than the one in Paris was. Mom Papa shared the Airbnb with the lady who owned it, named ordeal. The deal was super super friendly, and her ability to speak English about the same as moms French so a little bit of communication barrier but between me and Papa and a lot of hand gestures of smiles and nods everyone got on just fine. By this point in time they become pretty apparent that mom was actually sick and not just with a little bit of heat stroke so we comes across who send a doctor to our apartment gave him some meds and hopefully she was on the mend. But then the next few days are a little bit of a blur of visiting the city going to IKEA to get room supplies handing over large sums of money to my residence that I thought I had already paid and meeting up with our professor and the other students. Most stressful part about all this by far is the beauty of going to school in French of maybe having a little bit of trouble with the language up for meeting new people none of that. The stressful part by far was learning how to get all of this French paperwork done. And it wasn't hard because it's hard because the French, the inventors of bureaucracy, art so damn picky about how every little thing needs to be filled in it and where it needs to go and who has to see it if you has to sign it as details that I really am not good at keeping track of nor do I enjoyed it. Thankfully I got all the paperwork done, almost, at the beginning of the week and now all I have to do is go fix a mistake I made it and bring it back to her secretary and hopefully all will be well.

So anyways my room that I get settled in and I didn't like where was so I asked really really nicely if I could please move up to a nice corner room on the fourth floor with curtains and they let me hallelujah. Here's some pictures of the room!