Select Hotel Paris Boulogne-Billancourt

... to describe in Spain, was so small that only the three of us could fit. It led us directly to her door. Her "own personal lift" in her words. She led us into her apartment, where we soon met her cat, Mimi. Very friendly cat. David soon arrived home and we all chatted to get to know each other. Conrad & I went to get our bags, while David prepared dinner. We got a little wet from the rain. Dinner was superb. They said it was a typical ...

... flip phone, snapped it in two and tossed both halves into the crowd of rubbernecking Russians. Now that's some good entertainment you would never in a million years get a front row sidewalk seat for in Bahrain. I don't habla Russian but I'm pretty sure those beefy women dressed in mismatched clothes were yelling "you go girl." One of the only robed and covered women I saw in Tunisia made a public spectacle of herself and husband at airport in ...

... appearing in several layers - some nearer and heavier, some farther away and more like long pulls of cotton, still others even higher and wispier - so that, as our carrozze (train car) sped along at its famed hyperspeed, the varying distances of le nuvole created a staggering three-dimensional effect rivaled only in my experience by a view of the multi-hued ocean floor from an airplane. It was incredible. And that was only the beginning. From the very moment we ...

In the U.S., pretty much everything is private. Privatization, as we all know, is a matter of pride for most Americans. Through my development research work at the Cluny Museum, I have found that most French, on the other hand, find this very American instinct rather incomprehensible, bordering on repulsive. When I interned at SFMOMA, I quickly learned how important the communications and the development departments are. The development department at SFMOMA, for ...

... Sunday. You know what that means in Europe. Yep-closed! So, I decided to make my way to the airport. It took longer than I thought, but I was still there 3 hours early. I was also in a terminal that really had nothing there! I had one café and one shop. That was boring. So, I did some homework and puzzles and tried to just pass the time. I also had a coffee while waiting. I made it the rest of the way home without any problems. I suppose it ...

... for the marathon Paris day we had planed. Angela, Becky, Cory, and I woke up at eight and were out of the hostel by 9:30. We started our day off by buying the wrong metro pass but having the nice guy at the station allow us to ride the metro for free anyway (We never bothered getting the right pass and simply snuck onto the public trains from then on). We took the metro to the center of Paris and walked around passing the National ...

... but oh well... Anyhow this is getting long and well I'm about ready for a nap.....we are going out late again tonight to see Paris all lite up ... I am having issues with my email at the moment... Dad can you see if Uncle Mike can see why it will not let me log in?? In the meantime please email at britt14@shaw.ca or better yet just facebook me... G&G= I can't wait to see you.......hope your ready to see us....oh and dont' bring those speakers anymore...thanks...

Hi All, Well we have made it to Paris! After a long flight with a stop over in Montreal we landed at Charles De Gaulle airport. Got on the RER to Gard De Nord train station and walked to our hotel. We have now been here 3 days and have really seen a lot. Our first day we saw the Eiffel Tower, The Arc, walked the Champs-Elysees, Luxor Obelesque and had a wonderful dinner at a café close to the hotel ...

The city of love.....ummm, sure I guess! We thought we were in a hostel in Paris but it turned out it was in Clichy, which is in the suburbs of Paris, basically located in the ghetto. Our hostel wasn´t very nice but we were happy to have a kitchen and a grocery store across the street. Our first full day in Paris we took the metro to Varsailles to see the Palace of Versailles. I studied a bit about the Palace in NAIT so I thought it would be cool to see ...

... Lot's of preparation went in on both sides to be together. She was running around in the US like a looney bin packing and getting errands done for everyone else too. Meanwhile, I am in Paris recouperating; Mary nursed me back to health and we worked REALLY HARD together on stretching, eating right, walking up the stairs, picking things up from the floor, watching the Nanny in French, and relaxing infront of our traditional daily movie (One Day, One Story-they are so cool ...