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Paris with Jenny
I went to Paris this weekend with Jenny Tison, a friend from the BCG Chicago office. Jenny is doing the same program I am doing, only in Budapest. She had her HBS interview in Paris on Monday and invited me to explore the city with her the weekend before. I was getting a little depressed at all of my solo travel pictures, and jumped at the chance! …
Last Week in Paris
Bonjour everyone... Well, we've now been to San Gimignano, then Florence again for a little more shopping and dining, taken an overnight sleeper train to Paris, and have greatly enjoyed our stay so far at the Hotel Raphael, near the Arc de Triomphe. you'll have to take our word for it, as we lost about 60 pix somehow on the camera. We're still …
Trap doors and Jason Bourne
Today was another perfect day in Paris, I cannot be happier with the time I have spent here.
First I should explain the title of this blog. There are trap doors in almost every restaurant/cafe/bar in Paris... But for some reason, since Wednesday everywhere I have been they are always loading things on the trap door hidden in the floor that goes to the storage basement. Very odd. And yet hilarious all at the same time.
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Paris - Randomness
... a little bit, up and down streets that all look the same. She said there were planter boxes with red flowers on the building across the way and it was large green double doors you entered to get in the building, really? That's all the info you have? That describes 75%25 of the buildings in Paris! We knew it was a lost cause, especially since she had been sitting there most of the afternoon drinking who knows how many glasses of wine! We magically stumbled upon the ...
July 4th in a Foreign Country
... stupidity by having an espresso after dinner. I did not sleep at all last night, but if there was a silver lining beyond the lack of sleep and gut rot it was crushing 100 pages of the Art of Fielding. I love it. Schwartz reminds me of what I wanted to be besides the addiction to painkillers and any national bestseller that has a Jewish 2-sport division 3 athlete as a main character is sure to be a favorite with me. Meanwhile I hope ...
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