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... We would describe them as more of a "would you like fries with that?" employee rather than a "let me make your day the most magical day possible" cast member. There is nothing wrong with this at all but it severely reduces the magic that you would expect from a Disney park. Luckily the actual attractions, music, theming, etc more than make up for it.

Now, the other factor that makes Disney World and Disneyland so magical never even ...

Another quick but really really bumpy flight on an Air France A320 brought me from one country that seems to have its feet in two worlds to one that doesn't really seem to know that an elsewhere exists. As I found my way back into Paris on an overpriced bus again, I got to thinking about my last few days in Tunisia. Now I know that a short visit to Tunis, Carthage, and Sidi Bou Said does not make me an expert on all things Tunisian but walking ...

This is going to be my planning site. Our goal, to get to France and Italy, maybe even beyond!!! in 2 years. To save money, plan the trip, use this site to get inspiration from other travellers. Since starting this blog, I haven't added to it, have been feeling miserable about my new job, and am look ing for a new one. However, we have discussed the fact ...

... parle pas francais! Je ne comprends pas!) and she started (thinking she was) speaking English, but it was really jibberish about her not having anything or something. It was quite upsetting, and no one bothered to stop and see if I was alright or help me or whatever, in a completely crowded street in mid afternoon. On a brighter note, I found a 30cm wide wheel/slab(?) of brie in a supermarket today. It was the equivalent of FOUR DOLLARS. I wanted it ...

... ones which are great) and forced them to eat every 2 hours. The only shock came when I noticed that I had brought a souvenir from India...little itchy cohabitants which had been driving me nuts every night scratching my head bloody. It had been 4 weeks since we had been in India and they had been throwing a party in my thick Guatemalan hair being unnoticed. Since I can't look at my head myself I relied on ...

Sorry about the abbreviated text. I hope to expand on it one day: Wonderful breakfast at Cafe Cassette. Break at L'Entrecote de Paris right off the Champs Elysees--drinks and frites. Petit Palais, Grand Palais--Marie Antoinette Exhibit (opened Mar 15), Arc de Triomphe--all those stairs, but a great view of Paris! Iced lattes from Starbucks--Egads! Going in circles. Dinner at Chez Fernand.

... feet or so with light wells. A Japanese artist had done a couple of rainbow light installations and we passed those along the way. Quite a different side of Paris and we returned on the Metro to Chatelet for our Vivaldi Four Seasons classical music concert at Saint Chapelle. The music was a bit rough at first but soon they figured it out and we listened while seeing the departing sun through the many elaborate stained glass windows.

... lift each other up. I have also noticed that some things seem universal: -nodding and smiling will get you far and communicate plenty when needed -kids cry and pout for silly reasons (but when the French do, it seems less annoying) -no one likes stepping in dog poo (some very large dog left his behind on an escalator and it was just turning over and over again at the bottom, horrible sight, everyone was jumping out of the way like it was a cobra) - products promising ...

... and Kelly Bacon.. and we made this genious plan to count each other off so that we wouldn't lose each other 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8- MONA! (only because she's a homie) Funny story- we kinda sorta got kicked out of the Lourve for being disruptive- =] Our group just got a little too excited with all the glorious pieces of art~ " This is not a disney world park!" Next off- to the Notre Dame! What does this rebellious group of 8 do now? We enter ...

... noses from the sweet smell of spliffs, they prayed. I must admit if Jesus is anybody's homeboy he is indubitably there's. While resisting the urge to become a devout Christian I visited the local markets, watched one of the worst motion pictures ever made and feasted on a scrumptious, scrumptious brownie. It certainly proved to be an extraordinary birthday. The following weekend Virginia and I made our way to Dublin. To my dismay I did not encounter a leprechaun nor ...