Condo in Paris

... some major changes to our lives were desperately needed. Getting ready to celebrate our 10 year anniversary we decided that this was the time! Condo sold, stuff stored, one-way ticket bought, and cycles in hand we're ready to see where life leads us...

... call that the house was mine!! Yeah! I now have a place to live when I return. I landed and took the car to the Westin Paris. Wow! Though my room is a bit small (I better get used to it with my new condo!!), the view from this room is spectacular! ...

... nbsp; Montmartre is an artsy area where artists gather and you can buy paintings / get a painting of yourself.  It actually overlooks Paris, and offers some great views of the city as you see in the pics. After this, we were all exhausted and headed ...

... at 50 of the city’s most popular and important sites. The pass allows you to travel four different circuits – Paris Grand Tour, Montmartre – Grand Boulevards, Montparnasse – Saint-Germain and Bastille – Bercy and hop on or ...

... and Company Bookstore was a treat, Mom even got a copy of Hemingway's A Moveable Feast there to recount his days in 1920's Paris. We walked all over Montmartre and even took a stop at the Absinthe Museum to see an interesting history of the "Green ...

... getting late-ish and so we came back to our condo. Now Mom and Dad are going out to eat, and Hannah and I get MacDo!!! (McDonalds:D). Paris is great so far, and I can't wait for what comes next!! If I bored you in this blog, here is an elephant to excite ...

... has, once again, been truly amazing. In addition to helping me move in, she showed me a truly amazing little cafe called "Paris Creperie". The Tuscan crepe was truly amazing - goat cheese, kalamata olives, capers, chicken, and sun dried tomato in a ...

... reduced that part of the trip to 2 days, and increased Florence to 9, keeping Venice at 2 and Milan 1. This time no connection in Paris, so that was it. I packed almost everything, left for work, got home my usual 11 PM and had probably a bad night sleep, ...

I made it to my gate in plenty of time and more importantly received my business class ticket to Paris on my arrival . . . got to love US Airways!! So I'm waiting for a call from Joel, my realtor to see if my offer on the new condo was accepted. I ...

... Authority (1 hr), wait for bus to Newark Airport (20 mins), bus to Newark (30 mins), wait for plane flight (2 hrs), plane to Paris (7hrs), bus to terminal (15 mins), wait for plane flight to Milan (2 hrs), flight to Milan (1 1/2 hrs), bus to terminal (15 ...

... access to for unspecified, but wholly estimable reasons. Also, I had apparently taken a little tumble in the entryway of Pia & Norbert's condo, rousing at least one set of neighbors. "Ah, so that's how that bruise got there." Not my finest moment, per ...

... "sister" development that we bought our investment property from (in Orlando) called Lake Las Vegas. It is an incredibly gorgeous condo development set right along Lake Mead and overlooks Las Vegas from the top of the hills. We headed back into Vegas ...

... no doubt that Panama City is a worthy capital that struts its stuff during the daytime with tall, glitzy office and especially condo buildings that rival Vancouver, Canada. As I have previously noted on several occasions, the night time view is a ...

... about a 7 minute drive away at that point, and if not for his courtesy, we would probably still be driving around Grasses! Our condo that we rented there was a very pleasant surprise. There was room for 5 people to sleep, and it was quite adequate. ...

... to be officially an even better tourist destination than Paris! Can you surf in Paris? Can you bicycle along the oceanfront in Paris? Can you moor your yacht in Paris? Barcelona offers almost as much history, culture, art museums and you can throw in ...