Ibis Paris CDG Terminal Roissy

... t just salespeople. There was a definite creepy vibe about them, ... and so as I stood in line with my don't-talk-to-me-or-you-will-die look on my face, I did my best to scope out the situation. Within five minutes, I saw the deal. A young boy walked up to a man asking the price for an item. He turned instantly, and went toward the mom (who had two other small children with her) and began discussing prices with her. Soon after three other men came, one alongside ...

Salut les amis, les impatients ! Nous voila prets pour 18 heures de vol, de Roissy a Calgary, via Toronto. Pour les habitues, vous nous connaissez, pour les p'tits nouveaux vous allez vite vous rendre compte de la complementarite de vos deux guides pour se ...

... are able to do it by that time frame...fantastic idea I say! Anyone in Melbourne wish to do the same thing perhaps?!? Where was I? Oh yeah, I have even seen bosnian women working in gangs asking if you speak english. Imagine my delight at hearing that until I was hit with the sob story with a note being held up to my face saying that their father was in hospital and needed money. Here's an after thought. She asked me in perfect english! If you answer ...

... us" from the "them's". Not so many Canadians around Paris in general - lots of Americans, a few Auzzies, lot of Brits. After dinner, we went on the 10pm river cruise, to see the buildings an monuments lit up, and of course, Le Tour Eiffel as the star of the show. See for yourself - it was lovely. K

... de Triomphe. And then along the Champs-Élysées..And then to Concorde square. After that we took a break at Concorde park.. And than the Louvre. We couldn't come in, there was no enough time. We had only 12 hours to visit Paris. So miserable! I hope that one day I'll come there again! Actually, I know that! But there was about 2 p.m. and we were a bit tired. We continued our walk to Notre-Dame cathedral. Well maybe even this cathedral wasn't something special, but it ...

... champagne, and crushed mint leaves) and chatted while we awaited Raoul's arrival. When he walked in he saw Richard, first, and Richard said, "RD, you must remember Vicki Bailey". The look on his face was pure surprise! It was quite comical, actually. But the visit was pleasant, and he was very gracious by offering to pay for the drinks. I enjoyed seeing him again, as he had always been so easy to work with and very personable. We walked out ...

... of man", no one thought of including women like Marie Curie (shes the only one there...so far) until the 90s, only 61 yrs after her death, the French prez thought she might be worthy of it. whatever. guess they forgot to include the rights of women too....sigh. Well as the accordionist Joe Burke has said before starting a concert: so far, so good, thank you very much ladies and gentleman!

... the church and decided to walk across to the nearby cemetery, apparently famous people where buried there. We realised that the Moulin Rouge was not that much further away (we were at Montmarte)and as we didn't see it last time we were in Paris, we decided to walk towards it. However, this brought us right through the red light district of Pigale and well, it didn't really make the walk very romantic. Still, we found the Moulin Rouge and after taking a few snaps, we ...

... I am here shooting architecture, but am studying photographers who specialize in portraiture. One main reason is that I plan on shooting portraiture for junior project and am trying to prep myself... but the main reason is that taking two different types of subject matter and making the connection of what you can learn by relating them is fun for me. Challenging, but fun is the end result. There are always the basics components of compositional skill, contrast use ...