Suitehotel Paris Roissy Cdg

... in Japan, fried eggs don't really bother me anymore. My understanding is that horse meat is extremely lean, so I suppose that might be the reason for adding the egg on top. I have to say, it was delicious, even without the egg. It had better flavor than beef. I will definitely order it again.<br><br>After dinner we walked the few blocks back "home" and the Girl snagged the computer. I fell asleep. It was an exhausting day. Fun, but exhausting.<br><br>[lots of pics coming]<br>

... lights! ... The Eiffel Tower stole the show of course (especially when it went all twinkly on the hour), but several other beautifully lit structures along the course as well. This trip has been great to help me discover two ways in which to bond with my little girl Ella. One: skipping. Two: photography. She LOVES to take pictures. So, for the first thirty minutes of the cruise, I let her take all the pictures she wants. She sits on my lap and we laugh and take ...

... we look puzzled and say neigt or non, if someone tries to hand us something we don/t take it,. and We have Cass or Bob or I go on trains first followed by Brady, and an adult or a Cass are last to get off. we have no intention of Yesterday's train fun ever happening again. We quickly began to fall in love with Paris, Black wrought iron rails are everywhere, the age of this city and the arcitecture left us speechless.(really) I could not get over how much of what we saw ...

... cause I was kept up by my mother and her boyfriend "ooooing and awwwwing" as the Eiffel Tower glowed and sparkled with strobe lights at like TWO IN THE MORNING. I thought my mom had died when she wasn't awake that late in the day; turns out she was sick with a cold. Great way to start out our stay in Paris! There first escapade out was to go to the pharmacy. And that wasn't until after 3 o'clock! Even I didn't get out ...

It's has been two days in the city of light, romance and Pierre Herme pastry (more on the pastry later). I've seen quite a bit, and learnt a few things too. Here they are to share. 1. paris is easy to get around. I had no problem finding the information desk, ATM machine, and RER train to town at the CDG airport. The historical center is small- I covered all major sites on left bank the first day on foot, plus the North Dame (amazing stained ...

... suis loin de ma rue Lepic. C'est une belle rue, toutes sortes de boutiques, colorées, vivantes, bien intéressantes. Et on a vu le moulin de la Galette. Et le buste de Dalila. Bon, je vais aider à Micheline à grimper sur l'armoire au-dessus de la toilette pour visser la barre de métal qui tient la fenêtre fermée. L'autre soir, j'avais froid, et Micheline me dit: "Comment se fait-il que la fenêtre est ouverte?". Bon, et moi qui remontait le chauffage. Bye. Bisous Gilles, papa, papi.

I survived my night of bumming, cashed my check in the morning, and am now busy taking in the sights of Paris. It's a beautiful city. The architecture's not as varied and impressive as Barcelona, where every building was worth staring at and you got a permanent neckache from staring up all day, but it's great in its own way. In Paris most of the buildings match, in white stone with black wrought-iron balconies, and there are trees and fountains and pools and ...

Sorry about the major delay in updating my travel log. Finals, papers, interviewing for my internship and general spring break got in the way. But hey, if I didn't have that stuff I wouldn't have any interesting material to share with you guys! We left after our sociology of ireland exam. All was well, until we got to the airport to check in and found that one of our number had ...

Again, this is written way later than the date in question... Paris? When driving in, it was just another city. I was disappointed to say the least and had hoped for more culture in the buildings and whatnot, but it had to be seeked out. The Champs Elysees was awesome, lots of stores- most of which I cannot afford- but fun nonetheless. I went off on my own just to explore and truly enjoy the shopping experience that is to be had ...

After a day off from any art appreciation, we hit the Musee D'Orsay. An old, restored train station, the art was more delicately displayed than in the Louvre. The pieces were granted the space they deserved instead of stacked one atop the other. Tons of Van Goghs, Monets and Renoir's fat happy cats. Walked it to the Eiffel Tower for some day shots, of which I forced some obligatory tourist goofball shots. Me holding the Tower ...