Atel Residence Du Berry Versailles

... 8217;s house. After taking a look around we were both getting hungry! Luckily we passed by a stand that specialized in Baked Potatoes (I know, how awesome is that!). It was getting dark and a little chilly so what’s better then a baked potato. We shared one covered with ham and cheese and boy did it hit the spot.

Even on a chilly and cloudy day in November Versailles was packed with tourists hoping to get a look in the Palace or to take a walk in the Gardens. Palace ...

... a bit. but i ask all of you to go to the grocery store and buy a jar. they do sell it in the stores. and a kabab is too good for words. google that if you get bored.
2. dishwashers- its actually kind of relaxing to do your own dishes... surprisingly (and no mom, dont expect me to always leave the sink empty when i get home this summer. i have to be in the mood to wash them.)
3. american food in general- you dont realize when your eating it, but they hide a lot of stuff in american ...

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You start to find that these cottages have fully functioning gardens that grow everything from artichokes to chili peppers to pumpkins, etc etc.












The houses themselves are amazing though. This was Marie Antoinette's favorite one:















This was Harmony's ...

... since we were tired, hungry and nobody wanted to cook once we got home. The closest thing to us, a McDonald's. Being less than a week in Paris we all felt pretty bad about already resorting to American food but we were hungry, it was cheap (and delicious), and most of all across the street from the station. We ate and then hopped on the train just before it was taking off. The 30 minute ride back seemed like forever since the long day at Versailles had all of us ...

... one in comparison to my previous visits. And as the sun began to set around 8pm, there remained only a handful of other sightseers, all of us with our cameras poised to catch the red, orange and golden sunlight reflecting not only off of the large water pools (parterres) onto the glass windows of the palace, but also across the Grand Canal and its adjoining fountains and white marble elements. This colorful end to my day at Versailles proved to likewise be a ...

... the homeless convention at one of the Metro stops. It was wierd, there were more homeless people stationed there than ... well, not homeless people (is there a PC way to say that?) In any touristy area, like by the Musee d'Orsay, there is at least one hunched-over person begging for change. It makes me sad and it's hard to ingnore, but if I gave money to every person I saw throughout the day, even just 1 euro, I would literally be out of money by the end of the day.

Spent a rainy day at Disneyland Paris. The rain kept everyone else away it seems, so we got to ride the crazy rides all day long. Space mountain six times, Indiana jones five times! had a great day ' 11 hours of Disney fun and we didn“t get laughed at too much running back from the train to our hotel at midnight wearing the sexy ponchos. Check em out... $15 each - but worth every cent!

... Van Gogh's house and ended up in a sex-shop lined street. We moved out of there pretty quickly and began the walk up the Monmartre hill. The glorious Sacre Coeur church was a sight to behold. Then, once at the hilltop, turn around for one of the best views over Paris. We had the added romance of a harpist playing sweetly in the background. The tranquility was only disturbed by the pestering hustlers that roam the area ...

... friends and family (there is no line between friends and family in my point of view) who always accepted me as I was, encouraged me and fostered my talent (Maria got me tons and tons of creative stuff to do creative things with). Anyway, it's clear to me what I want now. I want to take photographs and draw pictures. I want to express myself in what I do. Expressing myself in ...

... early again. I went to a cafe for breakfast and decided to go to the Eiffel Tower today. I got there and the line wasnt long. I only waited 35 minutes to get in. I cant believe how high up I went! So scary butthe view was worth it. Later, I took a boat cruise down the Seine River. Paris is so beautifully structured, the builidings built of character and full of history. I lastly went to the Louvre and took photographs of the Triangle thing. I also got to see the original Mona ...