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First arrival to Paris!
... later, my family and I finally arrived at the hotel that we booked and it's called Paris Marriot Hotel Champs- Elysees. We decided to sort out our objects and have a rest because we all feel so jet lagged because it was such an long flight, it was an 20 hour flight.
After awhile my family and ...
Sunday Market at Saint Germain
... were on offer but I was not prepared for the size and quality of products that this marché had. Perhaps it had grown over the years or my memory had faded or that it was close to Paris (as all things from France come eventually to Paris to be bought and sold) but I could not believe the things this market had. Kim, Danny and Jeff were more focused looking for things we could have for lunch whereas I was lost in the moment admiring the stalls and ...
Three Nights in Paris
... enough to have a 2 hour excursion without rain, and as an extra bonus, we ended with a free glass of wine at the cafe where the move "Amelie" was shot… The tour was as cheap as the free glass of wine, so we broke even basically (minus bridget who didn't drink her glass for reasons which you are well aware of at this point in the blog….but she still enjoyed the trip so it was a win:wine)
Still in need of tickets for London, we head back to the ...
Culture Shock
... recognized and socially ostracized for your crime." I was shocked to find this practice so common!
The subway stinks. Literally I don't know what that smell is but possibility rotting unpleasantness. I want to take a moment to note: that rumor about Paris smelling. That smell is fresh food, particularly meat and fish. I don't know why people eat it either, but that's what it smells like. That brings me to ...
Random thoughts and observations
... why are the people running said xray machines always so grumpy? Is it really that bad a job?
In the grumpy stakes, London is actually ahead of Paris. Perhaps it is the language difference, but the Parisians seem to be more helpful. Not all, mind. I have been scolded for walking up the wrong side of the staircase in the Louvre and for not paying before I ordered at the chip ...
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