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All about the food
... and metro home. Constance told us about another macaroon shop. Apparently Laduree is classic and Pierre ? Is more modern . Found his shop, the girls ate them in the Place St Suplice. The others were looking for another meal, another recommended restaurant where I had an appetizer and some how Liam managed French Onion soup and a duck main!!! Not an early night but have to pack for flights out in the ...
Museums and a Picnic
... and narrow shaped (are you drooling yet?) and a crunchy, chewy baguette. Our sausages were also very good. Mmmm...so delicous.
Now...we're going to sleep a little early. We were going to go to the Louvre today, but didn't quite make it. Now the plan is to move it to Friday. Tomorrow we have reservations on a train to go to Reims for the day to see their cathedral, and Eppernay to go to Moet Chandon and take a champagne tour! I believe we'll be sampling Dom ...
The REAL weirdest thing that has ever happened
... takes my glass of coke, looks me in the eye smiling, sniffs the coke, and puts it back down. She turns around again, and still says nothing to her friends, and by this time I am so weirded out that I decided to leave so I pack up all of my poor uneaten sandwich.
As I get up to leave, ALL of the girls turn and stare at me smiling this creepy freaking demonic smile, not saying a ...
Paris, we have arrived!!
Today we saw the best and the worst of Paris. We visited the main tourist attractions and watched the Gypsies 'do their thing'. After a good night's sleep we were all ready to take on the job of 'seeing Paris'. We started the day by missing breakfast at our hotel by 15 mins so took to the streets to find some food that would fill our tanks for the big day ahead. Louie was very hungry so there was no missing a big breakfast.
We ...
Sunday Afternoon in the Square du Temple
... and the paths in it cross each other Despite the many linden trees, nature doesn't really play much of a role in the Place des Vosges. While children ride their bikes there and toddlers play in a sandbox, there's no other play equipment, and it doesn't strike me as a place where neighbors come and hang out.
Even closer to our apartment is Square du Temple. Built on a corner of the remains of ...