Kyriad Orly Aeroport Athis Mons
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Heavy suitcases and lots of stairs do not mix.
... a couple of people in Paris offer to help me, but for the most part, they just walked by as I was (seriously) struggling with my luggage. Serves me right I know.
Well, it's after 7 pm and I am going to have a shower, wash my hair, read for a while and hit the sack. Mum and Sis arrive sometime tomorrow, so have bought in some small provisions but will wait for Sis to come with me to buy some lovely fresh goodies. The owner of the apartment ...
Travel starts here
... from the parking was perfect, in less then 10mins we were at the main building of the airport, but way to early to check in as the desks only opened 3,5 hrs before the flight departed. Good thing we came on time cause my dad suddenly realized that he left his wallet in the car, so he went on a round trip with the shuttle service.
A long wait in the lobby in zombie mode, my body didnt realize anymore what time it was or how to behave... Eventually ...
The 10 Essential Purchases While in Paris
... people just go to the museums, the Louvre and Musee D'Orsay being the first that come to mind. And there is nothing wrong with this. But there remains the problem of "taking the experience home", which is what so many people look for and the reason why gift shops in such places usually make scads of money. Unfortunately, purchases at gift shops run the risk of being either cheesy ...
Day 5: So much to do but so little time
... were so much smaller than the ones in the States, but quality was more important than quantity in this instance. Some of their flavors were actually for sorbet. I had the black current sorbet, but it was way too sweet for my taste. So I exchanged it along with the vanilla ice-cream with Kit’s pistachio and rum, which were immensely flavorful and silky smooth! We then walked back toward the other side of Notre Dame and saw a café selling ...
Le Flu
... ages, and began pulling barmy pictures from out of her backpack and shoving them in Ken' s face. At first I thought it was the old 'distract and steal' thing, so I looked around to see if the woman had a partner-in-crime with his hand in Ken's back pocket, but there was no one around. I said 'non, merci' (no thank you) extremely politely. She kept following us and taking out pictures to show us. I tried again. She ignored me again. I stopped walking. She stopped too and ...