I was born to direct
Demain:
Canal St. Martin, which most of you would probably recognize as the place where Ámelie skips stones in the introduction of Ámelie From Montmartre. It was built in the early 19th century and was almost paved over as a highway in the 1960s, but was preserved and is now the location of many restaurants and a popular hangout for students and tourists.
Hopefully, my light will be good and I’ll get some nice shots for school!
 | artieisaac : So, call me a bumpkin and put me back in the haller. I thought the Jean-Paul Gaultier perfume was John Galliano's. And I was thinking, "Pray tell. Just what does THAT smell like?" |
Hahahahaha probably stale cigarettes and bourbon… | |
 | summer0flove : hi...yess im stalking your may program trip. and i heard from a bird that you met EMMA FUCKING WATSON!?!?! you know who i am, check the tumblr beyotch :) missed you in G notes today!! |
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 | smallcrumblr : are there human centipedes in paris? |
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Paris Vlog #1
Ce Soir:
Cimetière du Pêre Lachaise, which is the world’s most-visited cemetery with three World War I memorials. In America, it’s best known for being home to Oscar Wilde’s grave, which is what I’ll be visiting tonight.
Hopefully, I’ll get some pretty shots of sunset in the 11th on my way.
