Ecole Centrale Hotel Paris
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Paris at last!
My time in London went by so quickly. I suppose it is better to leave wanting more...eh? Took the Eurostar to Paris the morning of the 6th. It was so easy, the station is connected to the tube at Waterloo Station. I slept most of the way. Only about 20 minutes in the tube....my ears did not even pop. As I awoke, the french countryside was scenic …
Paris: Short-ish Stories: Part 5
... if we would have been more confident about staying together, but it didn't matter because we hadn't met earlier. We met when we did, we said what we said, and we chose not to go with the other's group. He had used my phone earlier to try to call his friends, so later I tried that number to get in touch with them, but that didn't really work. I thought about him for a while, thinking I saw him whenever i saw a black guy on the street or in the ...
Paris.
... for about two hours and watched it light up the sky twice. Really the only way to describe sitting there in Paris looking at the Eiffel Tower as it sparkled is magical! It was simpley magical! We are so thankful for Jan, and that God put him into our path that day. He didn't know us from Adam, but allowed himself to be a blessing and made my birthday special. He was like our little Samaritan. I hope he knows how much we appreciated him, and how much we enjoyed his ...
Paris Museum Pass - Day 1
What a day! Determined to put our Paris Museum Pass to good use we got up early and rode the subway out to Versailles. We toured the palace and listened to an audio tour. Then we debated the gardens. They are extensive, and usually free, but today they were going to be playing music and the fountains would be on, so there was a charge of 8€50 to go in. Since it looked like it would take more time to do them justice than we wanted to spend, ...
Paris - Days 3 and 4
... people. Today all eighty students were grouped together; I got to meet a few people but not many. I think once the offical classes start, and we’re placed into smaller groups, it’ll be easier to meet the others.
One thing I’ve learnt about Paris in my short time here is to look out for cyclists. While in Ottawa, cars are the dominant method of transportation, but here there ...