I spent 10 days in Paris with 2 great friends. I had no guidebook and no map. (Alright, I had no map for the first 5 days and then I couldn’t stand it anymore.)
This stop wasn’t about Paris, so much, as it was about taking a break from traveling. I let my guard down. I trusted my friends. And I wasn’t disappointed: It was like coming home.
I would describe the trip as domestic. And wonderful.
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I wasn’t homeless!! The first hours after I arrived Anne gave me the keys (and code) to her apartment saying “my home is your home the entire time that you’re in Paris, Sweety!” 🙂
I met her fiance and had the pleasure of working on their wedding invitations. Can you believe she put me in charge of cutting, ‘ol?! I took it very seriously.
Anyway, the rest of her family lives in Normandy so we took a train trip up there. I met them all and we dropped off the envelopes. Eek! It was incredible seeing her brother (the best man) hold and receive his invitation for the first time.
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Paris was perfect. Just like its reputation.
I Skyped wıth my family and my spirits are rejuvnated!! I am a very happy gırl.
Plus I got to eat crepes.
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LOV LOV LOV — and have fun at the PA energy games (which everyone should totally be involved in)
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PA Energy Games?? I haven’t heard about them and I’m in PA. How do you know about the PA Energy Games when you’re over seas?
Thanks for the blog update. We loved, I mean, LOVED, Skyping with you. Oh, and that crape on the bottom right looks good to me. Safe travels. Love you.
Dad
It was so great Skypıng, yes yes. And I totally know whıch crepe you would choose 🙂
You can check out the PA energy games onlıne.
Have I ever told you that France is my favorite country??! 🙂
Did you see your ex-bf (forget his name
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If you told me I had forgotten! Oops. When were you there?? I love ıt, too. — yup, I saw Vıncent (he’s ın the fırst pıcture). He was ıncredıbly kınd.