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Day 34 - DISNEYLAND!
... more so with its additional decorations for Halloween.
Only when we picked up a map did we fully realise just how much we had on our to-do list today! Even though I kept wanting to do 360 degree turns and look at everything with my mouth wide open, Mitch managed to persuade me into Discoveryland, where the Space Mountain ride is. When we rounded the corner from Main Street into Discovery land, we first encountered Autopia, "Drive your own 1950's car". It was ...
Paris - Part 2
... married a Parisian woman. The two of them started up the church. He talked about keeping our focus on Jesus and not on our problems becuase when we focus on our problems they seem to get bigger than they are. Very encouraging and just what we needed to hear.
After that, Jess and I headed to a Tim Burton expo. Jess had randomly seen a sign for it when we were walking on some street and being the big TB fan that she is, we had to check ...
Paris
... a week, decided to orient much of the stay to learning about the WWII Jews of Paris (while of course succumbing to many of the major attractions). The first night I watched the movie Sarah's Key, which is about the lesser-known round up and deportation of thousands of Parisian Jews, not by the Nazis but rather the French police. Many of the Jews were forced to spend three days in subhuman conditions in the Veladrome Stadium (which no ...
Jardin de Tuileries and Champs Élysées
... so why not?" and downstairs we went. The initial confusion of discovering that McDonalds France has a menu not exactly like home was overcome when we found the computer kiosks where you can rder in your pick of about 6 languages (we chose English). Barb had a green salad (which seems a French favourite as well as hers) and Q had the Farmers Salad - which includes chicken and bacon.
We resumed on the main drag ...
Woah, I'm in France!
... to the Metro station or... oh God, this is terrifying. I don't even have a working cell phone, so I can't call anyone (not that I have their phone numbers either). I take the elevator down to the second level, walking around again, looking for people. No sign of anyone. My eyes are starting to tear up. What if the bus left me behind? Why didn't Kat stop them? Where is everyone?! Then, finally, I see a girl from my group. I've never talked to her before, but I think her name is ...
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