Impressions of Paris, France

[MissHoneychurch]

thought I bug you with some more pics :)

[SeattleGirl]

1. Miss Honey!!! GF!!!

Beautiful pics!

I can't help but feel a bit envious that you live so close to such wonderful places!

:loveya: :hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

2. GF!!!

:hug: :loveya: :hi:

You live in a beautiful place yourself!! Just not as old :)

How are ya?

[SeattleGirl]

3. I'm doing pretty good!

Some day, some day, I will get over your way, I promise!

[MissHoneychurch]

4. That is great to hear

So you love your new position :)

As you know I move in two months, then I will have enough space to give you your own room while visiting me :)

[clyrc]

5. Beautiful pics! I want to go back to Paris some day

And to answer your question on another thread, My family is good except for JC, who is having asthma-like problems. But he is seeing a doctor and hopefully he will get better soon.

[MissHoneychurch]

8. I am sure you will

next trip to Europe : Paris :) I bet your girls would love it too. So much to explore.

I hope JC is getting treatment and will feel better soon. :hug:

[harmonicon]

6. man, I love France...

*sigh*
lucky

[MissHoneychurch]

9. The advantage of living in Europe

:D

[harmonicon]

19. I DO live in Europe!

well.... England - it's sort of like Europe. The last two years, I spent loads of time in France, because I had a girlfriend who lived there. Now she doesn't live in France, and she's not my girlfriend - two horrible blows to my life.

[MissHoneychurch]

30. Opps ... sorry ... my bad

sorry about the gf thing.

I have to admit it was my first time to Paris. And I am 33 years old. You see, I am not one of the fastest either.

Where in England do you live?

[harmonicon]

38. I've only been to Paris once too

It's nice, as I remember. I'd like to go again, but haven't had the time or money to make that happen.

I live in West Yorkshire, which is a place... not much to say about it. Northern, cold, wet.

[Auggie]

7. Thanks for posting

Brings back memories from a trip to Paris 23 years ago

[MissHoneychurch]

10. WOW, that is some time ago

glad to bring back - hopefully good - memories :)

[AirmensMom]

11. Nice!

Good pic of you, too! :loveya: :hug: :hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

12. Well, I might argue that

but I was sick and beside, I need to lose weight.

:hi: :loveya: :hug:

[AirmensMom]

15. I forgot

you were sick. Don't think you look it in the pic. I need to lose weight, too. Never can seem to do it, though. Food=good! :bounce:

:loveya: :hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

17. Food is way too good

I can't say no to it. That is why I look like I look. I know I need to do something. Haven't found yet the best sport for me.

:hug: :loveya: :hi:

[AirmensMom]

23. Is it ever!

And to honor the sharing of your photos, I'm having French cheese (can't remember the name) on French bread toast. YUMMY! I'll diet tomorrow ... perhaps. :rofl:

[Sanity Claws]

13. Any fashion tips you can report on?

I love the beautiful architecture but I'm also a people watcher. Is there anything that stood out for you regarding how the people dressed or what they did?

[MissHoneychurch]

14. Not really

I am not that much into fashion and can't give any tips. Sorry. You asked the wrong person :rofl:

[Rambis]

16. Thanks as always! (nm)

x

[AllieB]

18. J'adore Paris!

I was there with my Mom for 2 weeks in June. I've been a bunch of times, but she had never been. She would go back in a heartbeat.

I ate my weight in pastries when I was there. Oh, how I miss the chocolate almond croissants!

On edit, do you recognize my avatar? It's the Paris Metro bunny.

[MissHoneychurch]

20. Ah yes ... the pattiseries

*sigh* they are the devil, I tell ya ... no one makes as good pastries as the French.

[MissHoneychurch]

21. Ah yes ... the pattiseries

*sigh* they are the devil, I tell ya ... no one makes as good pastries as the French.

[Inchworm]

22. It's neat how...

Somewhere I've never been can be so familiar. It's like I've seen most of those places. Paris got a lot of movie time :P

Loverly pics.

:hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

24. Wonder why

nothing fancy or special there :shrug: :rofl:

Thanks Inchworm :hi:

[billyskank]

25. Lovely pictures

:loveya:

I'll even forgive you for not catching the Eurostar to come visit me. :P

:hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

26. Thank you ...

for both .... :P

Hope you have a great time in TN. From the threads you post - you do.

:hug:

[Eurobabe]

27. We were so lucky!! Except for the weather

on the last day, that was a perfect weekend. I guess I need to get my lazy ass moving and throw up some photos too.

You can never see enough of Paris!!

:hug: 48

[MissHoneychurch]

32. I am more than happy

that the weather gods were in our favor.

YES!!! Post yours too!!!! I haven't posted the one of you taking a pic of the Eifeltower. :)

[Eurobabe]

28. We were so lucky!! Except for the weather

on the last day, that was a perfect weekend. I guess I need to get my lazy ass moving and throw up some photos too.

You can never see enough of Paris!!

:hug: 48

[Tuesday Afternoon]

29. some really nice shots. Thanks for sharing.

:hug: :hi:

[AirmensMom]

31. Hey there!

:hi: :hug:

[Tuesday Afternoon]

37. Hey You...

:hug: :hi:

any chance for a photo of Billyskank in his new clothes...perhaps one that shows of his CUTE butt;)

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[Oeditpus Rex]

34. No. 6 — the Montgolfier balloon!

"I can see us now — just after Montesquieu and just before Mozart."











I think I'll go and wash.

[MissHoneychurch]

35. Don't know that one

:hide:

[Oeditpus Rex]

36. Episode 40

Next week on "The Golden Age of Ballooning" we examine the work of Girlsher and Coxwell, the English balloonists who ascended to a height of seven miles in 1862 without washing. There is also a book called "The Golden Age of Ballooning" published by the BBC to coincide with the series. It's in an attractive hand-tooled binding, is priced £5 and failure to buy it will make you liable to a £50 fine or three months' imprisonment. There's also a record of someone reading the book of "The Golden Age of Ballooning," a crochet-work bedspread with the words "The Golden Age of Ballooning" on it, available from the BBC, price £18 or five months' imprisonment, and there are matching toilet-seat covers and courtesy mats with illustrations of many of the balloons mentioned. Also available is a life-size model frog which croaks the words "The Golden Age of Ballooning" and an attractive Bakelite case for storing motorway construction plans in, made in the shape of a balloon.

And now, another chance to see a repeat of this morning's re-run of last night's second showing of episode two of the award-winning series "The Golden Age of Ballooning."



And then...

[Sequoia]

39. That 3rd photo....

Is that the building where some events during the French Revolution took place? Like the king said he supported the rights of men agenda?

Did you see the place where the famous painting "The Luncheon Party" took place? I read a recent novel about that painting and it most excellent! I had a print of that painting and cut out a picture of Bob Marley and pasted him at the table so it looked like he was a part of the group. People who would visit me would be astonished of course.

Neat photos, thanks for sharing.

[BurtWorm]

40. Oh, mon dieu!

Paris, je t'aime!

:loveya:

[applegrove]

41. I love those art nouveau subway signs. So organic. Only in Paris would

you find subway signs so gorgeous. Hope you had a great time.