Hotel Eiffel Atlantique
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Americans in Paris: Halloween Style
... on a door stoop, and took off her shoes. She had been complaining earlier about her 6 inch stilettos, but she didn't want to change her shoes because she wanted her outfit to be perfect. Some of the group wanted to continue to other bars in the area, but a few of us knew that, since it was a Wednesday, the subways stopped running about 1am, and we didn't want to spend money on taxis later. Plus, Marilyn wasn't going to be doing any more walking.
Before we ...
Lazy days by the Seine
... spoke enough English to get us by. He spoke to us about the finest fromage (cheese) that France produces. We managed to be convinced to purchase double brie with truffles, hard cheese (name escapes us now) and some pâte which was more like a pork taurine. Later as we sat in Jardin des Tuileries we were grateful to this young Frenchman for taking us on this food journey. It was the best cheese we had every tasted. We continued throughout ...
By Night
... French[wo]men rolling their eyes as dozens of tourists pose in front of the Tower while some kids throw illuminated bouncy balls into the sky and there are lion statues everywhere and we hook our bikes to the post (having toured Paris for an afternoon for free) as the hockers push their kitch at some nuns sitting on a bench eating Magnums near an old man who sips Fanta near a dog that's been motionless for the past five minutes staring ...
Paris: Top to Bottom
... a short pole to keep their boats sailing if it hits the side. The Luxembourg Palace that is there is where the French Senate meets. It was hot, especially in the sun and Larry and Erin were feeling tired so we headed back to the hotel. There were also storm clouds moving in. So we hopped back on the Metro and popped up just two doors from our hotel. We wanted to buy stuff for breakfast but the convenience store next door was closed on Monday and ...
La Fontaine Gaillon:Celebrity Restaurants in Paris
... wines. While they weren't over the top friendly, they were funny and a little flirty. The female "wait persons", on the other hand, could barely control eye rolling and disdain. This is also fairly typical. On that point, it's amazing how women can have entire conversations without uttering one word. When our female wait person was discussing the wine list with Roman, she was giving him this look of "Oh ...