{"id":178,"date":"2005-10-04T10:14:23","date_gmt":"2005-10-04T14:14:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.law.harvard.edu\/snarl\/2005\/10\/04\/ive-been-carrying-around-enough-baggage"},"modified":"2005-10-04T10:14:23","modified_gmt":"2005-10-04T14:14:23","slug":"ive-been-carrying-around-enough-baggage-this-past-year","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/archive.blogs.harvard.edu\/snarl\/2005\/10\/04\/ive-been-carrying-around-enough-baggage-this-past-year\/","title":{"rendered":"I’ve Been Carrying Around Enough Baggage This Past Year"},"content":{"rendered":"

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So I decided to pack light for my trip to Paris. Yep, I’ll be leaving the office in 6 hours and then I’m living the jet-set life (that would be the glamorous life to you Sheila E. fans) for 8 days in Europe.<\/P>
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But now I’m a bit concerned that I’ve packed a bit too lightly. I mean, I’m leaving the continent for 8 days and all I packed was a book bag and my Coach messenger bag. Essentially, carry on luggage. The friends I’m traveling with told me they’re going to have to check their luggage. And, when I asked one about the contents he’s bringing, his list surpassed mine. <\/P>
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Oh dear. Well, I most definitely could have packed more, but I didn’t want to have to check my luggage. I have this irrational fear that it will end up in Zimbabwe or something and then I”l be stuck with no clothes. I mean, it would be awful to have to buy all new clothes in Paris. It’s not like that city is known for it’s shopping or fashion or anything.<\/P>
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Anyway, unless I can read signs and figure out where some internet cafe’s are, it looks like this will be a blog-free zone until at least October 13th. But who knows – I may stumble upon a library or something. I wonder if their keyboards are different because of the accent marks they use over their vowels?<\/P>
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I wonder if I’ll see Roman Polanski?<\/P>
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I wonder if I’ll meet any cute subway photo-booth repairmen?<\/P>
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I wonder if I’ll inadvertently say “je suis fromage”? (that would be your fault, Matt)<\/P>
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