...a simple breakfast could be so extravagant & delicious?
...the metro could provide miles of EASY transportation and entertainment?
...the most fabulous authentic French lunch would come from the smallest guidebook in the most obscure neighborhood?
...that Paris had another waterway besides the Seine (including 'baby' locks)???
...Sacre Coeur would be SO worth the trek up a million stairs through the seediest, most touristy part of town?
...the Eiffel Tower can stand on it's side? maybe not...you probably can believe that I have tried for several days to straighten out this favorite picture...c'est la vie!
...I could look so gloriously happy in the pouring rain after a 15 hour day??? (O.k. it might have something to do with standing on top of the Eiffel tower with my great new friend overlooking the City of Lights ☺☺☺) Vie, c'est bon!!!!
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Yay, Lucy! I love every one of these pictures, especially the one of you with such a joyous smile on your sweet purdy face! Mwah! Mwah! Mwah!
You just keep making me want to follow you right over there.
You look radiant! Who knew croissants and coffee were also a beauty treatment? (probably only works in Paris though, darn) :-)
Tell us about your authentic French lunch! Your descriptions and your photo diary are superbe!
Lucy is radiant (light, dontcha know!) but it probably isn't so much the coffee and croissants as the miles and miles of walking! Nothing beats a bit of exercise...
I told you the Sacre Coeur was worth it - but I don't recall millions of steps! Admittedly I was 26 years old and quite fit at the time, as well as being on honeymoon in Paris!
I'm glad you're having such a good time - say hello to Tess.
Love the photos - I sound like a very broken record (anyone out there know what a record is?).....the photos are splendid. The Eiffel Tower NEVER looked better and your definitely have a glow. Keep havin' fun:) Best to Tess.
xoxoxo
I love these pictures! Somehow, they seem more authentic to me than what I see in travel magazine.
glad you found a replacement camera...loving all the photos ;)
You look as though you had a lovely time.Thanks for the pictures.
Ah, I can see the spirit of Paris everywhere in your pictures. Even though it's not the same place I lived in in 1964, it still looks wonderful. It sounds like you thought so too!
Thanks for sharing the photo's of your journey...your smile is brighter than all the lights on the Eiffel Tower...yes, that radiant! I just loved my trip to Paris with you...thanks for taking us along!
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