Paris GTG in late September
Sep 24th, 2008, 12:26 PM
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That's the pills I've got. They go in the end with teeth.
I like most everything about France apart from the way that they take their medicines.
Given that the frogs are the biggest hypochondriacs on the planet, just remeber when you are looking at them that they all have something stuffed up their bums.
It makes them much easier to deal with.
I like most everything about France apart from the way that they take their medicines.
Given that the frogs are the biggest hypochondriacs on the planet, just remeber when you are looking at them that they all have something stuffed up their bums.
It makes them much easier to deal with.
Sep 25th, 2008, 03:35 AM
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Cholmondley - I hope you are still here -
The easiest downhill route is:
Metro; Monge
Head along Rue Ortolan, go across Mouffetard and carry on along Pot de Fer. When you come to the next street across that will be Rue Tournefort and around number 20 ish.
Turn downhill and Bob's your Uncle!
Chez Lena et Mimile is on the corner up a flight of about 20 steps. Sure am jealous! Have a good one!!
The easiest downhill route is:
Metro; Monge
Head along Rue Ortolan, go across Mouffetard and carry on along Pot de Fer. When you come to the next street across that will be Rue Tournefort and around number 20 ish.
Turn downhill and Bob's your Uncle!
Chez Lena et Mimile is on the corner up a flight of about 20 steps. Sure am jealous! Have a good one!!
Sep 25th, 2008, 03:50 AM
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PS: When you leave after lunch - keep walking downhill to Metro Censier Daubenton:
Cut through Passage des Postes or go further down rue Tournefort which becomes Rue L'Homond to Rue
L'Arbbelette, then down Rue Mouffetard and the metro stop Censier Daubenton.
Or - share a cab with any other legless ( by now) Fodorites!! Har Har!
Cut through Passage des Postes or go further down rue Tournefort which becomes Rue L'Homond to Rue
L'Arbbelette, then down Rue Mouffetard and the metro stop Censier Daubenton.
Or - share a cab with any other legless ( by now) Fodorites!! Har Har!
Sep 25th, 2008, 04:34 AM
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If mobility is a problem, a bus might be better than Métro. From Gare du Nord:
Ligne 38 (Direction Porte d'Orléans) to Luxembourg
Ligne 27 (Direction Porte d'Ivry) to Berthollet-Vauquelin
Walk down Vauquelin to the resto.
http://www.chezlenaetmimile.fr/plan.html
Ligne 38 (Direction Porte d'Orléans) to Luxembourg
Ligne 27 (Direction Porte d'Ivry) to Berthollet-Vauquelin
Walk down Vauquelin to the resto.
http://www.chezlenaetmimile.fr/plan.html
Sep 27th, 2008, 01:19 AM
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It was good fun...10 people. Now we can put some faces with these people.
Gina was great to put this together. There were many pictures taken.
With a long table it is hard for everyone to visit with everyone, so we probably got to know the ones across and next to us best.
We now have a face for Robespierre!!
I sa next to Gina and got to know her and her sister. We actually exchanged e-mail addresses.
It was great..a good thing to do and when will we do it again? I will be in Paris mid April to mid May...anyone else???
Thanks again to Gina.........
a bientot....
Joan
Gina was great to put this together. There were many pictures taken.
With a long table it is hard for everyone to visit with everyone, so we probably got to know the ones across and next to us best.
We now have a face for Robespierre!!
I sa next to Gina and got to know her and her sister. We actually exchanged e-mail addresses.
It was great..a good thing to do and when will we do it again? I will be in Paris mid April to mid May...anyone else???
Thanks again to Gina.........
a bientot....
Joan
