Paris, day 2: Surprises, Delights, and Lights

[scarlettina]

My first order of business today was to get some bread to accompany the breakfast Elizabeth was to prepare for us. I headed toward Rue Monge, where E's Google-fu showed us that most of the local boulangeries and other food-related business resided. As I approached Rue Monge, I realized that the square that fronted the line of food-related shops I'd

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[suricattus]

By Day Four you will be craving a proper, decent green salad. But other things make up for it, and salad will be here when you get back.

[bedii]

I remember being lectured by a history professor from the Sorbonne who was very bitter that Patton hadn't started his advance two weeks later because the Tower would have been disassembled and shipped off to an iron-poor Germant by then.

[herself_nyc]

Only SLIGHTLY better shoes, but with more chairs-facing-out.