prof de francais a Pope High School
Bonjour Kyle. It looks as though you are enjoying yourself in France. We had a slide show today in class on Alsace and Tyler pulled this site up for the class to see - tres cool!!!

When I was at the Universite (for 2 months summer 1997)in Strasbourg, I stayed at the Foyer des etudiants catholiques on Place St. Etienne. Nearby, there is the retaurant "trois brasseurs". Maybe they still have a happy hour sort of thing where you can get all you can eat (a volonte) tarte flambee between 5 and 7. It's pretty cheap there. There is also a neat and lively student area w/terraces, bars and restaurants in a hidden courtyard near the cathedral. I think you take rue des freres - when you see le Gayot, the courtyard is through some nearby passages. Check it out if you haven't already!!!

Amuse-toi bien!

Mme Le Clair-Ash
— Ann LeClair-Ash, November 7, 2003

Laur
Kyle- thank you for making these pics accessible, KATE- I <3 YOU & MISS U SOOO MUCH, luv aaf your HUGGY! MUAH*
— Lb-slide, November 5, 2003

My World goes around Kyle
I love Kyle. He is so wonderful and odd.
— Barbara, September 24, 2003

That painting you like looks very much like a Chagall. Ah, how I envy you and the life of a young, carefree (sometime studious) student! Thank you for sharing these glimpses of Strasbourg. I love that city!
— gung gung, September 16, 2003

Hi Kyle,
These pics really do bring up nice memories of the Alsace Region, an area that I have visited several times. The castle on the 1st picture is Chateau du Haut Koenigbourg and the view on photo #15 (hidden behind Nadine) is the charming old quarter of Colmar called Petite Venise. I hope to see many more photos of this fascinating region. Thanks and regards.
— Bart W, September 16, 2003

sculpture
The monkey attacking the dolphin is strange and beautiful. I'm curious as to what it's made of, who created it, etc. What is the title?
— Nick Palermo, September 16, 2003