Hotel Premiere Classe Bussy St. Georges
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God Bless America, Land That I Love!
Bonjour! I am writing this onboard the Eurostar high-speed train, traveling through a wet and foggy French countryside on my way to Disneyland Paris. Updating this blog has been on the front of my mind, and I have been drafting bits and pieces covering my daily events. I hope to have those posted very soon, but, while I have the extra time, I …
Lifestyle of the rich and famous
... lollies, chocolate, coffee, cheese. It really was quite unbelievable that this was a work trip. Shortly after arriving we sat down to a four course meal that was amazing. As we'd all just arrived via Business Class and had received a three course meal there this was our second meal for the night. By the end of it we were all very full. We headed the dungeon, this was an underground bar. It was left open for you to help yourself, one of the ...
A Crazy Day
... were mostly all closed and suggested we see the Moulin Rouge, which has been one of my must-see's since I can remember. I don't know what I taught the Moulin Rouge was. I think I had a small village in mine with an arc over the entrance and an giant old windmill in the center. Where is it perpetually twilight and about to rain. Of course I believed this village to be inhabited by the cast of the famous film, who would come to greet me in the court fallowing the ...
Goodbye Italy...hello Paris
... look down on the River Seine. From here we went to Notre Dame and again the sun came out briefly allowing us to snap some pictures before and after spending some time inside to the sound of the organ playing. Then it was on to the Louvre on the underground and what an experience! I could not believe how big the place is and how much is in there. We headed for the Mona Lisa and saw some of the other Italian works. Then it was down to the antiquities section, amazing to see ...
Ending The Day With A Fallafel
... to see in Paris, and not enough time. The Louvre is the largest museum in the world. We were able to cover two out of the four floors viewing many of the highlights such as Mona Lisa, The Winged Victory of Samotrace, Colossal Statue of Ramesses II, and the Venus de Milo.
We both needed to sit after the Louvre so Carolyn and I went to Angelina's for lunch to sample their world renowned hot chocolate. It is so thick that a pencil ...
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