First Things First
I realized that I never really blogged about our first anniversary...so here goes.
We went to a hotel in downtown Minneapolis, and Andy had them fill it with rose petals.
On our way back to the hotel we saw my sister & brother-in-law's last name graffitied on the bus stop
The next day (our actual anniversary) we went home and ate the top of our cake (not all at once). It still tasted great.
That was the end of that.........BUT............. the best is yet to come! 2 weeks later we left for 2 wonderful weeks in Paris.
What follows is a grossly brief photo essay of our trip.
We rented an apartment in southern Paris. While a bit tricky to arrange and get into, it was the best decision we made about planning the trip. We got to really experience life in Paris. We had a huuuuge bathroom, bedroom, full kitchen and living room with a balcony. The bedroom had a great view of the Tour Eiffel which we loved. Our street was busy, but you couldn't hear it at all when the windows were shut. We were on the 5th floor.
Of course we saw all the famous sights:
One day we took a bike tour. We rode bikes from the train station out to Giverny where Claude Monet lived. We saw his family tomb, his house and his water & flower gardens (and a cool graffitied truck on the way out there)
That was my favorite day. Andy's favorite day(s) were when we went out to the wine country. A couple hours' worth of train rides and we were in his paradise. We took a few tours of different wineries and one day Andy tasted so many red wines that his entire mouth & teeth were stained purple. I don't have that photo, but it's pretty gross.
On our way home we had some time to kill in l'aeroport.
What follows is a grossly brief photo essay of our trip.
We rented an apartment in southern Paris. While a bit tricky to arrange and get into, it was the best decision we made about planning the trip. We got to really experience life in Paris. We had a huuuuge bathroom, bedroom, full kitchen and living room with a balcony. The bedroom had a great view of the Tour Eiffel which we loved. Our street was busy, but you couldn't hear it at all when the windows were shut. We were on the 5th floor.
On our way home we had some time to kill in l'aeroport.
2 Comments:
Is it lame of me to think that the sucker pics were my favorite! Do you have any pics of what your apartment was like too!
Anyway, it all looked lovely, and, for the third time: Congratulations!
We do have photos of the apartment, but they're on my comp. at home. I'll post them either tonight or tomorrow--stay tuned!
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