I love Paris. Who wouldn’t?
My very first travel to this incredibly gorgeous city was with Edmund. He and my brother visited an assembly factory in Reims. I followed after a few days. We then stayed at the same small hotel, Hotel de Sevigne located at Rue de Belloy, (pronounced rue de belwa) with cross street Avenue de Kleber. The embassy of Etats Unis is a block away.
From then on, it was forever love. I kept coming back. I never got tired visiting it. Just walking along avenues, gazing at the Eiffel Tower. It has a charm all its own. The air smells good, it’s French! C’est la vie.
I wish Paris stays as pretty as ever in peaceful co-existence with it’s surroundings. Please let it be.
I do hope and pray that we humans learn how to live in peaceful harmony. Let’s be understanding and tolerant of each others’ differences in culture, traditions, religion, ideologies, and principles.
Some of my photos in May and June 2014:
Pacita “Chit” Juan and I at the Global Summit in Paris, June 2014.
I snapped this photo while I was riding on the train to Arc de Triomphe.
River Seine
I spent my birthday in Paris last year. Bon Anniversaire.
The world from Eiffel Tower.
Peace to mankind, peace to all.
Couldn’t agree more with your observations. I was in Paris last month for a week and stayed at a shared house I found via Airbnb located at the 10th arrondissement. The city’s charm and magic never cease to amaze me. I always fall in love with the city every time I wake up and step onto the balcony. So lively and vibrant. Paris je’taime.
Your kids are so lucky to have the opportunity to travel across the globe, Ms Annie.. 🙂
And Oyen is such a sweet sister to Nyke.. 😉 Nakakatuwa ang closeness nilang 2.. 😉
You have a good, loving and sweet family, Ms Annie.. 😉 God bless u all.. 🙂