This post describes Rue du Reverend Pere Christian Gilbert, a street named in honor of a Christian man killed by the Nazis during WWII. The post goes on to appreciate quick friendships and potential plans ahead.
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Chez Ammad: Affordable beer, good cheer
On October 25, 2023, the author reflects on a day spent working and enjoying a quiet evening in Paris. Opting for an inexpensive night out, they visit a small bar called Chez Ammad. Conversations with locals, including Antoine, offer insights on life and language. The author values the transient moments shared with new acquaintances.
A Change in Destination – 24 Oct. 2023
The author initially planned to visit Normandy but opted against it due to high travel costs. Instead, they enjoyed pastries in Paris, including their first croissant, and explored local streets. The day included a delightful meal at Pink Mama, casual interactions at a bar, and reflection on cultural differences, ultimately leading to a satisfying experience.
Museums of Paris: Petit Palais et Musée de l’Armée
The author recounts their experiences in Paris, detailing grocery shopping trips and visits to the Petit Palais and Musée de l’Armée. They express excitement about exploring Lyon next and share observations about the metro system. Despite some challenges, including pricey meals, they enjoy the art and history during their adventures.
Paris: Day One
Friday 20 Oct. 2023 I woke up late for me and early for Paris. Hehe! 10am. I’ll blame jet lag. I used the Wi-Fi in my apartment to get my map for my first destination, a recommendation from my friend Amber: Cimetière du Père-Lachaise. I was going to head for Rue Mouffetard, but I heardContinueContinue reading “Paris: Day One”
It begins
I said goodbye to my parents at 2:30pm on Wednesday, the 18th. Security was quick and I found Terminal Two in no time at Portland Jet Port. I spent the next two hours finding books to read for the next flight and utilizing the bathroom. You’re welcome, United Flight 3585. Portland to Newark was aContinueContinue reading “It begins”