Field trip to Normandy, All day Friday

[idontlooktired.livejournal.com]

The bus travelled quickly, maybe more quickly that anyone expected, and was soon pulling into the town of Bayeux.

It's the first stop of what promises to be a very full day. Enjoy!

[ooc:

wait for the OCD, s'il vous plait

OCD up! Have at it.]

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Re: Bayeux Tapestry Museum

[gkar-lastkhari.livejournal.com]

"Most people here seem to come from vastly different worlds. Interestingly, there are a few things that remain unchanged," he smiled brightly. "It is a very interesting phenomenon indeed."

"A Squishy is a frozen, sweet flavored beverage. Grape Judas seems to be a highly popular flavor."

Re: Bayeux Tapestry Museum

[ella-obeys.livejournal.com]

"I'm surprised how similar we all seem to be in certain ways, even though we come from such different cultures," Ella nodded. "Even my language -- it's not called English at home, but Kyrrian."

"Though of course many things are very different."

Re: Bayeux Tapestry Museum

[gkar-lastkhari.livejournal.com]

"English was the most common human language in my universe. I find fascinating how one planet can have so many different languages. I suppose I should count myself lucky for having learned it. I highly doubt anyone here speaks Narn, and where would that have left me?" He chuckled a little. "Perhaps tying to communicate solely through arm waving?"

Re: Bayeux Tapestry Museum

[ella-obeys.livejournal.com]

"Someone here would have learned Narn for you, perhaps," Ella mused. "Or you would have picked up English."

Though, if all else fails, gestures can be very expressive."

Re: Bayeux Tapestry Museum

[gkar-lastkhari.livejournal.com]

"Possibly all three," he smirked. "It would have made things very entertaining, I'm certain."