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April 2nd 2008
Published: April 16th 2008
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Watch out, this entry is gonna be long... Where I really went after I left England was Paris. Now, I've never been very excited about Paris. When I think of Paris, I think of food that I can't afford and probably don't want to eat (such as foie gras and escargot) and clothes that I can't afford and probably don't want to wear. However, Paris is kind of a requisite for having a well-rounded kno... Read Full Entry



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national assemblynational assembly
national assembly

their parliament/congress
eiffel tower emerging from urban sprawleiffel tower emerging from urban sprawl
eiffel tower emerging from urban sprawl

i don't think we approached it from the direction that is commonly recommended...
i'm pointing at the toweri'm pointing at the tower
i'm pointing at the tower

in case you didn't notice it without my help
kebabs for dinnerkebabs for dinner
kebabs for dinner

kebabs are not very appetizing in england, but they are AMAZING on the continent. and cheap but filling.
french breakfast!french breakfast!
french breakfast!

for you, kim. i know you like it when i eat things impolitely.
fancy picture of eiffel towerfancy picture of eiffel tower
fancy picture of eiffel tower

emily took this using some fancy setting on her camera.
chris, the all-american boychris, the all-american boy
chris, the all-american boy

i was like "is that shirt burberry? b/c chavs really like to wear burberry... you don't wanna be like chavs, do you?"
sunning like lizardssunning like lizards
sunning like lizards

it was so cold and cloudy most of the time we were in paris that whenever the sun came out we were totally overjoyed. so we spent sometime just sitting in the sun (like "lizards", as chris said). but i was still cold.



16th April 2008

Great blog!
Your pictures are stunning! Especially the ones of the Seine and the Notre Dame!
16th April 2008

HA!
I love (louvre) that you took a picture of that creepy pederasty statue! Nice to know that I've made an impression. ;) Also, I'm so glad that you enjoyed Paris, too! I think the French must be trying to reverse their bad reputation or something. Everybody was super nice to me, despite how dumb I was.
16th April 2008

ALSO
I love Le Lit and pictures of you eating.
16th April 2008

ha! I love the guy's form fitting armor. Paris sounds wonderful - i'm sure it has the potential to allow everyone to have their own interpretations and experiences.
18th April 2008

Paris, je t'aime!
You knew I couldn't resist this blog! I miss Paris! You did a wonderful job taking pictures and looked very cute by the way! I'm glad you only met nice people (there are still a few around that haven't figured out tourism is what makes there city run). You hit a lot of the good spots. PS that street is champs elysees with all the stores. It's where the tour de france ends and stuff. So many of your pictures used to be everyday sights to me - like that big fountain was near our school. Oh, and I think I have sunned in that same spot in Luxembourg Gardens. Funny story - this girl on my trip who tried to always speak in French and was generally a know-it-all got in trouble for trying to sun in her bathing suit in those gardens! What was she thinking! Love you! Glad you are having a good time!

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