A day of mystery, where dead things come back to life….First,
all of us were lazy getting going this morning.
After two early mornings and late nights, we slept in and resurrected
ourselves later than usual. Then we
headed to Pere Lachaise cemetery. We had
a bottle of wine and picked up sandwiches and pastries along the way. We had a Parisian picnic among all the
beautiful headstones and statues (that counts as art, right?!) We walked the cobblestone streets for awhile
longer and then came to Jim Morrison’s grave.
Shawn and I had to taught mom about ‘pouring one our for your homies’. So the four of us drank to Jim and poured out
a little of our delicious wine on his grave.
Then we headed to a different area of the city, off the left bank. We went to the store Deyrolle. At the very last minute of our last trip to
France, on the way to the airport, we passed this amazing store. I thought, if I only had one more day….If I come
back, I will go there. So here we
are. A crazy store that can only exist
in Paris. There was a real taxidermied
horse….that they attached a horn to. It
totally looked like a unicorn. It was awesome. I tried to convince Shawn that we needed it –
until we saw the price tag of $11,000! So instead we have two beautiful
butterflies. Afterwards, we relaxed with
drinks at a café. After wandering around
a bit more, we headed to Saint Germain.
I think maybe if we stay in Paris again, I would stay in this area of
town. There were great streets to wander
around, and eventually, we went to a place recommended on a blog about secret
Paris. We went through a tiny deli, up a
bitty spiral staircase, and saw 12 seats.
We proceeded to have some of the best Italian food ever….and we have all
been to Italy.
Thursday, September 24, 2015
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