Holiday Inn Paris Charles De Gaulle Roissy

... that they don&#8217;t have a baggage agreement with Delta. So I couldn&#8217;t check my suitcase all the way through to Reunion, but had to claim it in Paris. And taking that flight meant a long layover in Paris: arriving at 10:00 am; I won&#8217;t leave again until nearly 8:00 pm tonight. <br><br>Claiming my bag, I took the new airport train (quite an improvement over the old busses) to the Roissypole center, the location of several airport ...

... They also love sitting in the park reading and chattin gto each other and seem quite content to stay there for quite some time - as if they don't need to get back to work - weird! But I digress. Current temperature is around 35 deg and there is no or very little breeze and its humid. I mean really really humid. I can't remember the last time I experienced this kind of humidity - but who cares! We're in Paris!! I am - tust me I have looked into this ...

... then took a note out of her book and rested, me reading and them napping. I had a sandwich for dinner around 7, but of course we were hungry again later. Around 9 we went out and found a restaurant near the Eiffel Tower. Chelsea's hotel was right there so I walked over and called her room from the lobby. She was asleep, so I only talked to her father and arranged to possibly meet them at the Louvre tomorrow. I know going to their hotel sounds slightly stalkery ...

And, finally Paris! I couldn't sleep all night. Maja couldn't stop trying clothes and choosing what is the best to wear in French capital. We arrived there in 6 a.m. to avoid traffic problems.It was so quiet, nobody around us.. The bus stopped beside Concord square. We went out and started our walk beside Seine. Maja started to scream. "There it is! There it is!" and we knew what it was.. Eiffel Tower was in front of us. I couldn't believe -that was it! Maja continued to ...

... there is no significance to this, but it is fun to think otherwise. Its not a lovely church at all, but still quite impressive, large and cavernous, dark inside. We left the church and walked a very, very long way, trying to find Ile St. Louis, and thought we had not gone far enough. We were very tired, so we crossed the bridge and stopped at a small place to have something cold to drink. Turned out we were, indeed, on Ile St. Louis! The ...

... So much for seeing Paris :) I decided enough with the tele and checked out the Catacombs, which are located far underground in Paris and are full of about 6 million corpses...well, bones now. At one point there were serious health problems with finding spaces for the dead and so bodies were sort of just placed in piles under the city until recently (like a hundred or so yrs ago ...

... over and put his bag down in the corner. "What are you doing?" asked Christie. Glenn returned to her, dropped down on one knee and said "I'm asking you to be my wife... Will you marry me?" "Yes"!!!! We hugged and were so happy! It was a perfect ending to an (almost) perfect day, and as Christie says - it was very us. We laughed at our appearance - soaking wet, Christie's hair having turned curly from the rain and then decided to take some happy snaps to remember the ...

... Hopefully this will NOT be the case in Italia. I mean, unless there is a huge national crisis, I doubt that Vatican City and the Roman Ruins are going to shut down for a week! My body is still predicting the weather-while my health is forever on a stretch bed. Come on now, I am supposed to be getting better, but my joints are screaming out for more help that I can't give them. It's bearable though, so no worries. I can't let their issues get in the way of me having a ...