Not that there's much more to say. There was orientation, which consisted of watching a documentary following AFS students from New Zealand on programs in Spain, Austria, Canada and the US, doing vague skits about the three golden rules of AFS (no driving, no hitchhiking and no drugs, in case you were curious), and holding a brief teleconference with someone who came back from France and is currently at Harvard. Now we're just hanging out. Austria, Portugal and Italy students already left, so it's just the France group left until six thirty. With nothing to do. The plane leaves at eleven tonight. It's going to be a long day...
To spare you the boredom, I'll quit and go read the Economist (we exhausted conversation topics about three hours ago, and everyone is exhausted from being unable to sleep from excitement and doesn't really feel like talking anyway). So, the next one really will be from France, unless something interesting happens at JFK.
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