Welcome all from Ross and David! Our aim is to inform you all of our goings-on and in particular of the state of David's health. For both our sakes, we wish to reduce the number of phone calls at home relating to David's condition. David finds talking difficult and very tiring. If you do ring us at home, we'd rather hear what you're up to. We'd love to keep in contact with you and hope that this blog will make it easier for us to achieve this.
Monday, 16 September 2013
Sept 13 Arrival in Paris
Spend much of the day at home and head off to Marks and Spencer's on the way to the train station to buy some undies. What an exciting purchase! Had dinner at St Pancras station which was huge and quite striking. Arrived in Paris late evening, found our place which was very eclectic Parisian....I think the term is shabby-chic. There was some chic, but definitely some shabby, the sink in the dunny had no drain pipe in it. There was a bucket under the sink...yet there was some modern/contemporary reasonably smart decoration....along with wires protruding from the wall in the kitchen above the sink......would you call all that eclectic or unfinished? But it was a very quiet place right I the middle of Paris...just a short stroll to Notre Dame and the thousands of tourists lining up for their "Religious Experience". Everywhere we walked there were places to eat offering all manner of ethnic cuisines. One disturbing image is all the homeless people....not many "Frenchmen"...mainly Africans East Europeans and people from the Middle East. There is a lot of begging on the streets especially in the busy areas.
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