It's funny because the restaurant workers in the seedy neighborhoods were very nice and friendly to us (Chinese and Italian), while the fancier area restaurants were pretty snooty. I think they were mad because we made it farther in the Soccer Cup than they did. Not sure but they seem to be pretty passionate about it around here. :P
At our new digs in gay Paree, we had a nice walled-in court yard garden area where we could meet and have breakfast in the morning or drinks in the evening and the staff was extra accommodating to us.
I usually like to take a guided tour of the city I'm touring so I can decide what to go back and do. In Paris, we took a boat cruise early in the day and got to view everything from the Seine. Very fun! We then went on to see the Eiffel tower, the Louvre, and a special surprise Dinner Cruise to celebrate Sue's big 5-0 since we would still be gone for her big day.
Brenda and Sue's daughter Cassie had decided to buy Sue a piece of jewelry in every country they visited. Julie, Andy & I got in on the Italian piece of jewelry - a beautiful blue topaz bracelet and a French silver necklace.
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