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*Bonjour Paris*
... that surround it, its full of small almost single lane streets (but not in paris) filled zith people everywhere and little souviner, art and food shops everywhere. I couldnt help but take my first taste of parisian pastries here, and I highly reccommend pan au chocolate and pan au raisn, YUMMO!!
I then thought Id tempt to be brave and go get my rail pass for the next few days, I found that the person at the information wasnt as rude and unhelpful as I was ...
Three Perspectives on the Trip to Mont St. Michel
... for me at the bottom and then we started up, a feat that took a rather long time. The stone steps were wet, smooth and often without handrails, which added a lot of stress to the climb (at least for me). I never doubted they would make it though, as they were very determined. The four hour drive home, and particularly the Paris rush hour traffic, was hellish but we arrived home intact with the Grandparents in good spirits." ...
Way too Queue for Words.....
... the Metro in search of Notre-Dame. When we first got off the Metro at Cite we found an open air market selling birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, and various other items you might need if you had one of these pets. Then we found a row of flower stalls along the Seine. Seeing a steeple ahead, we headed in that direction only to find the Palais de Justice, the Conciergerie and Sainte-Chappelle. Realizing this ...
Paris Nightmare; aka OMG #3
... and held the doors. The girl’s were not going to make it on. The door opened and I thrust myself in. Susan made the sign of a T so I thought that meant Tower since we had talked about the tower. We looked up at the stops and there was a stop for Eiffel Tower. We approached another stop that was named Trocadero...which is where we got off earlier that day for the tower....hmmm.. I wasn’t sure which one to take so ...
BIENTÔT LA FIN DES COLOS
... cela devrait augmenter de façon importante le prix des séjours : là où un animateur suffisait, il en faudra désormais deux ou trois. Aujourd'hui on peut se demander qui prendra la défense des colos. Les mouvements d'éducation populaire et les associations d'organisateurs de séjours pour enfants tentent de faire entendre leur voix ; modifieront-ils ce comportement détestable qui les rend timorés, qui les fait agir de façon désordonnée et en la jouant perso » ? ...
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