Just prior to my surgery, mentioned in my last post, "Catching Up", my family went on a mini weekend vacation to Niagara Falls. Originally we were thinking of doing a big vacation to California, but because I had no idea of how the recuperation would go and my husband's work travel schedule, we had to … Continue reading Niagara Falls
Category: Travel
Missing Paris
It's been almost exactly one year ago that we were in France. Seems so recent, yet so far away. Here are a few of my other photographs from the trip of a lifetime. Until we meet again. AuRevior ☺
Peace for Paris
Maude’s Garage
A couple of years ago our family went on a Michigan vacation to the West side of the state, Ludington to be exact. It’s a great little coastal town on Lake Michigan with neat little shops and restaurants and a wonderful beach. And if you take scenic route M22 up the coast you reach the famous Sleeping Bear Dunes. … Continue reading Maude’s Garage
Lower Manhattan
As promised, back to New York City… The second day of our New York vacation, we decided to visit Lower Manhattan and take in all the relevant sites. It was a nice change from the super crowded streets of Times Square. The sun was shining and there was a cool breeze coming off the Hudson – it … Continue reading Lower Manhattan
Times Square, NYC
My family and I just returned from a five-day vacation in New York City. While my husband and I had both been there on separate occasions, it was the boys first time. Since our last year’s family vacation was to the beautiful, relaxing Dominican Republic, we wanted to change it up this year with more … Continue reading Times Square, NYC
Last Day in Paris
By day seven in Paris, I was exhausted and starting to come down with a cold. Our last day was a Friday and my husband wasn’t working so we could finally have a full day together to explore Paris. Our plan was to visit a few sites and then visit La Louvre in the late afternoon because … Continue reading Last Day in Paris
Hemingway & Saint Germaine des Pres
Saint Germain des Pres is located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, along the left bank of the Seine. This upscale neighborhood has played a major role in literary and philosophical history. Prior to coming to Paris, I had just finished reading a wonderful book by Paula McLain. “The Paris Wife” is a historical fiction book written from … Continue reading Hemingway & Saint Germaine des Pres
Montmartre, Paris
It seems a million years ago that we were in Paris; so much has happened in the past three months. But I feel the need to finish writing about Paris, if only to relive my wonderful memories. My most favorite day of the vacation had to be the day I visited Montmartre. In another life, Montmartre was a … Continue reading Montmartre, Paris
Paris in (Almost) Springtime
At the end of March my husband had to travel to Paris for work and guess who was able to tag along for a vacation? Before he had even finished telling me the plans, I emphatically said, "YES!" and had mentally packed my bags and made arrangements for the boys and the animals. Let's just say … Continue reading Paris in (Almost) Springtime
