From Montmartre to the Eiffel TowerTravelling to Montmartre We slept like the dead and wake to bright sunshine.Even though there are closer Metro stations, we walk to St. Michel. I side step a few spots of “merde de chien” along the way. We also pass an old arena from the first century which is now a park and some beautiful, narrow Parisian streets.After some initial confusion at the Metro, we …
From Pere Lachaise Cemetary to the Museum d’OrsayGreat Way to Start the DayAnother sunny, warm day. We are still having time change issues. We didn’t get to sleep until 2am this morning and have to drag ourselves from bed.Generally in Europe, living quarters are much smaller. The shower here is very small, I need to open the door in order to bend and pick my hair conditioner off the …
Kimberly in ParisProduct of Binge Watching It starts with binge watching “Emily in Paris“, then a moment of insanity and now, a few weeks later, I’m sitting at the boarding gate of an Icelandair flight to Reykjavik (which is where I connect for a flight to Paris).Inspired by the fashions…and Paris, I’ve bought more new clothes for this trip then I have since BC (before COVID). My sneakers are so …
Our Last Day in DublinSt Patrick’s Cathedral It’s Halloween and also our last day in Dublin and in Ireland.The sun is beaming and we head to St Patrick’s Cathedral. They give us audio guides and we explore the cathedral. Jonathon Swift (he wrote Gulliver’s Travels) was the dean of the cathedral and is buried here.Christ Church Cathedral Christ church Cathedral is just five minutes down the road. This church houses the …