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Amitié (Friendship)
Real "amitié" lasts a lifetime. Lisa Pace is one of my dearest life-long friends. We met when we were 15. Back in the day we were silly high school girls always scheming for adventure. Our lives have changed a lot since then, but we still have a wonderful time no matter what we do or where we are. Considering we were in Paris to celebrate our 40th birthdays I think we definitely know how to live it up! Saturday morning we took the 6:30am train and tried to find some new flea markets in Paris. We found flea markets, but most of them were swarming with fleas...after a couple of hours and several subway rides we opted for the "tourist traps". We both loves art and Lisa knows so much about it. I loved visiting the Louvre with her and being taught a little art history along the way. Since it was just the two of us we moved fast. We were able to see a lot of the Louvre and the Impressionist section at the Musee de Orsay, Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower at night, the Opera House, walk along the Seine AND we had a great break at Angelina's for that famous hot chocolate. Were we tired by the end of the day? Maybe, but given the chance I think we'd do it all over again. Thanks for visiting Lisa. Here's to more of life's adventures in the coming years!
Real "amitié" lasts a lifetime. Lisa Pace is one of my dearest life-long friends. We met when we were 15. Back in the day we were silly high school girls always scheming for adventure. Our lives have changed a lot since then, but we still have a wonderful time no matter what we do or where we are. Considering we were in Paris to celebrate our 40th birthdays I think we definitely know how to live it up! Saturday morning we took the 6:30am train and tried to find some new flea markets in Paris. We found flea markets, but most of them were swarming with fleas...after a couple of hours and several subway rides we opted for the "tourist traps". We both loves art and Lisa knows so much about it. I loved visiting the Louvre with her and being taught a little art history along the way. Since it was just the two of us we moved fast. We were able to see a lot of the Louvre and the Impressionist section at the Musee de Orsay, Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower at night, the Opera House, walk along the Seine AND we had a great break at Angelina's for that famous hot chocolate. Were we tired by the end of the day? Maybe, but given the chance I think we'd do it all over again. Thanks for visiting Lisa. Here's to more of life's adventures in the coming years!
4 comments:
oh fun! it is still weird to think that sometimes when i go to bed, you guys are in school!! (12:30) time changes are really weird.
You all are so cute! Janet, you look very French!
What? You and Lisa in Paris?! What a fabulous way to spend 40!! I can't wait to call Lisa and find out all the details. This blog has been so great, Janet. You have done some amazing things and everyone looks happy!
What? No Paul's???? She had better go back! And happy belated!
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