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A Day of Rest?
Sunday... and Paris rolls up the streets, well as far as shopping goes. No problem, we neither need nor want anything (yeah right).
We got up late, losing that hour (again mind you) really took its toll on us. We got up around 9:30 and didn't leave the hotel until around 11 or so. No problem as most of the city was …
Beautiful Paris
... amazing. The smell that came out of this was of the freshest breads and sweets and just made your mouth water. People were jumping in to buy their baguettes and I couldn’t resist myself. I went straight in and bought one for 70 cents, it was still piping hot and smelled AMAZING! Once I took it outside Giv cracked the tip of the bread and the most wonderful crackling sound combined with steam and a glorious smell filled the air. Everyone just sighed with happiness and we sat there ...
Happy Birthday Mummy!!
Celebrated Rekha's birthday at home with varieties of Cakes and Pastries from one of France's 10 best bakers and Champagne. Then went to restaurant " Brasserie du Louvre" for a delectable and delicious dinner . Although it was slightly drizzling but we had our fun of the day. Paris is a fast paced city and it is an experience to watch it with a slow pace.
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Adventures in Paris
And so our first morning in Paris commences with a trip to the laundromat, and a nice breakfast while we wait for our wash cycle to complete.
Europe is full of smart cars ... on the way to collect our washing, we came across this tiny example, the smallest we've seen so far ...
After we strung up our washing line across our hotel balcony, we were ...
Orange Mobile FAIL!!! Part 2
... to the train station composing in my head the angry email Orange head office are about to receive, find a payphone and realise I need a phonecard. The one shining wonderful moment in this entire disastrous afternoon, is the beautiful young lady in the newsagents who had halting English but did her absolute best to sell me the right card (7.5€), explain how it works and even asked where I was from. She beamed when I said Australia so we chatted ...