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An American in Paris: Day 6
Wednesday, January 3rd, 2018 Travel Journal Continued… “It’s my last full day in Paris. I’ll have some time in the morning tomorrow before I have to get to the airport, but this is it. And I just don’t want to leave! Forever may not be long enough for me and Paris and 7 days certainly…
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An American in Paris: Day 2
Saturday, December 30th, 2017 Travel Journal Continued… “I woke up way too late today. Jet lag hit me harder than I was hoping. I slept till almost 10am and the whole morning was wasted. However…I feel very well rested, so maybe it was for the best. Paris weather is a lot like Florida’s. It can’t…
#LizzieDoesParis, always order wine, Claude Monet, Degas Exhibit, Dinner, food and wine, France, Galeries Lafayette, L’Orangerie, Lizzie Does Paris, Manet, Musee D’Orsay, Museums, Paris, Paris Museum Pass, pyramids, Renoir, savvy traveler, Starbucks, The Greatest Showman, The Louvre, touring, traveling, travels, Van Gogh, walking, wanderlust, Waterlillies -
Jane Austen Syndrome
I am by no means the first delicate female to suffer from this deep affliction. But it is, perhaps, safe to call my case one of the most severe. Long have I suffered in silence, but I cannot continue thusly. I must share with you my struggles in the hopes that you, gentle reader, may…
apothecary, Austen men, Austenland, ballroom dancing, bonnets, calligraphy, Captain Wentworth, Charles Bingley, cravats, dancing, double wedding, Edmund, Edward, Elizabeth Bennet, Emma, England, English country side, Fitzwilliam Darcy, high tea, Jane Austen, Mansfield Park, movies, Mr. Darcy, Mr. Knightley, Mr. Tilney, Northanger Abbey, novels, Persuasion, petticoats, piano lessons, Pride and Prejudice, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, rain, release, Sense and Sensibility, Seth Grahame-Smith, singing, taking a turn around the room, The Jane Austen Syndrome, theaters, walking, wax sealing
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