Transportation in Paris. Any advice?
Dec 26th, 2012, 07:33 AM
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It's not too late. I can do it through the consulate in my province. However my dad needs to register with them and prove his French-ness with documentation. I'm not on my computer, but my phone. Smartphones, yeah!
Dec 26th, 2012, 03:25 PM
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This could very well be the best troll post ever. I have given every benefit of a doubt, but come on.
How did PFD go from having to be budget conscious (fretting about food prices) to being able to bring back scads of souvenirs such as wine, shoes and handbags? It goes on and on.
Either way, this has been a very entertaining and informative thread. And, if PFD is for real, she and her surly cousin need a reality TV show. Maybe throw in the French dad and moneybags uncle for good measure.
How did PFD go from having to be budget conscious (fretting about food prices) to being able to bring back scads of souvenirs such as wine, shoes and handbags? It goes on and on.
Either way, this has been a very entertaining and informative thread. And, if PFD is for real, she and her surly cousin need a reality TV show. Maybe throw in the French dad and moneybags uncle for good measure.
Dec 27th, 2012, 12:29 PM
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Excellent - you'll be wide awake for the late-night partying (or at least for those lovely walks to see Paris at her sparkling, Christmas-lit best!
Enjoy your time - we've just had 6 days there as part of a wider family trip - and it's on the list to return without kids one day!
Enjoy your time - we've just had 6 days there as part of a wider family trip - and it's on the list to return without kids one day!
Dec 27th, 2012, 02:11 PM
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Dec 28th, 2012, 06:35 PM
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Am I the only one who wants to see photos so I can visualize all the characters in this adventure?
Hope you are having a great time PFD - let us know what you are up to, you can't just leave us hanging!
Hope you are having a great time PFD - let us know what you are up to, you can't just leave us hanging!
Dec 28th, 2012, 11:57 PM
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You can always start a new thread (as a trip report) and add to it daily.. That way you won't forget any cool details by the time you get home.
Are you posting a daily blog or doing a trip report here?
Are you posting a daily blog or doing a trip report here?
Jan 7th, 2013, 10:52 AM
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Well, that certainly was quite a wind up! She was to arrive home 5 days ago.
She never even mentioned anything about loving or hating Paris on her other thread http://www.fodors.com/community/euro...m-in-paris.cfm
Which I thought was odd. Only that she was "panicking" that she didn't know what to do on NYE and that her cousin was sleeping, and wow, where should she go.. Even though she was already given tons of advice before her trip on this thread and her *other* NYE thread started last month.
Fishy, fishy.
She never even mentioned anything about loving or hating Paris on her other thread http://www.fodors.com/community/euro...m-in-paris.cfm
Which I thought was odd. Only that she was "panicking" that she didn't know what to do on NYE and that her cousin was sleeping, and wow, where should she go.. Even though she was already given tons of advice before her trip on this thread and her *other* NYE thread started last month.
Fishy, fishy.
Jan 7th, 2013, 10:55 AM
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Wind up or not, I'm glad passionfruit started this thread because it inspired me to go to Paris (I've been several times) with my young cousin (her first time) for New Year's. We had a great time and <i>my</i> cousin fell in love with Paris.
