Day 57: The Da Vinci Code, Spain, Paris, and Bilingual Links

So we saw the Da Vinci Code with that lawyer we're visiting in Spain. If you're interested in her bilingual life, here is her bloggette. Not since the 2003 premiere of the Reese Witherspoon classic, Sweet Home Alabama, have we been this excited.

We do have some comments about it, but they mostly relate to things like religion, and politics, and art, and so we're not sure that they're appropriate for this venue. After all, TrippingOnWords has proved to be a sort of traveling the world *lite* blog, no? We will say briefly that Tom Hanks seems to be balding, but not prematurely so.

If you do want to read about the Da Vinci code, and the mania of tourists wandering around Paris looking for Mary Magdalene's bones, we highly recommend Parisian transplant Rory Satran's Sunday travel article in the Washington Post. You can see it here.

She's a hottie, and bilingual (like the lawyer above), and a soon to be famous writer, and so when her first book comes out you better pre-order. Additionally, I have been wearing her 1997 classic threadbare J. Crew swimsuit since Tuesday. Or was it Monday?

3 comments:

Claire and Lara said...

i think pepper and jonathan might get along. i'm not sure. but you're both interested in languages. and crazy. look for pepper on myspace thru my myspace, lipps. she one of those myspacers that says she is 99. its cool. and her profession is listed as "squirrellette."

Claire and Lara said...

save karyn posted on us in her PS of a recent blog. we have yet to write something on it. maybe you should check MY myspace and see her nice message.

Claire and Lara said...

Ror: sorry, your myspace profile says you're 1 inch tall, not 99 years old.

Rory and Jonathan: you're both right. you are actually oppressively normal people who say exceedingly normal things like "Hi friend" and "How are you, friend?" and it is those kind of comments that really interest me in this world. keep it up!

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