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Roses & Guns
... to be so tortured, are placed in such peaceful, beautiful surroundings. When I get home, I'll have to read about Rodin. His sculptures are intruiging. Elisabeth really wanted to sketch a statue, so Leah, George and I took a rest in the shade and enjoyed a drink while she drew. One of the things I learned is that The Thinker, which is generally known as a large sculpture was originally a small ...
Paris!
... loop, after 45 minutes we started feeling that we could navigate the city on our own. In addition, we were freezing & needed a bathroom break so we got off before we got to the Eiffel tower. Bathrooms were not too much of a problem as there are restaurants & cafes all over the place.
We got oriented towards a metro station & went on a ...
The Effile Tower
The alarm rings again 05:45am. Big, big day today. We make up a half hour and leave before sunrise. Checking the watch it is 08:01am. The sun has just started to glow over the buildings. Kids are on their way to school. Some are already at school and are being murder down the road, off on another excursion. The public notice board displays 08:06am and +01deg. A forced march to the Hotel details Ville to catch the No72, to reduce the walking distance. We reach the Hotel we ...
Still Alive and Well in Paris
... remember.
Charlotte’s Musings
It’s now been two weeks since we passed three months of being gone. It’s gone by too quickly. Of the three months we’ve had five weeks in Paris. We’ve really dug in to learning about the city where we will spend the most time. We have calendars and tables, books and pamphlets, websites and bookmarks—all in an attempt to not miss anything we know we would want to see. ...
Day 7 - Historic Paris
... we made plans to meet on the skinny island in the Seine.
We met the Sieverts on the bridge as both of us were walking. Their boulangerie that they had enjoyed the last time they visited was closed, so we all walked back to the Monoprix for dinner supplies. What a difference a day made as I walked up and down the aisles, no longer a newbie. I even got a genuine "Bon Soir" in response to my "Merci" from the checkout lady.
We walked the ...