and 9 hours apart. Ugh. He's there and I'm here. I have a huge list of things to do before I leave and it is overwhelming at times. Google chat has been a lifesaver - it's free! and we can communicate quickly in the short amount of time our days overlap. I'm spending most of my days turning things off, turning other things on, coordinating a move and making sure that when I leave, we'll be able to function there. There are A LOT of little things that need doing when you're not going to be home for 2 or 3 months! I don't have photos of me trying to cross things off the to-do list. Instead, I have photos from Ron. He's spending his days working, going for walks, living in a hotel and we're working together to rent an apartment. His photos are much more interesting!
First - here is where Ron has been staying. The Adagio Porte de Versailles is really quite nice!
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The front of the hotel - the room at the top on the right is his room! |
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The view down to the entrance! |
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The view East from the balcony - the heart of Paris is that-a-way |
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The view West from the balcony - it's big but there is nothing to sit on and it's VERY cold! | | | |
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The entry hall; doorways lead to bathroom (far left), kitchen and work area (left) and the bedroom (right). |
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The bedroom |
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Sitting area/work area, view 1 |
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Sitting/work area, view 2, shows pass-thru to kithenette | |
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As hotel rooms go, it's pretty big with enough room to spread out. Depending on when we get an apartment, I may be staying here with Ron for awhile!
So while I got to visit with kidlets, family and friends before I leave, Ron was alone in Paris. He consoled himself with a few walks and sightseeing. Here are some of his favorites, along with his special brand of commentary.
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detail of Eiffel Tower |
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People on the 1st level of the Eiffel Tower |
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View from The Trocadero |
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I thought I was getting away from this Mickey Mouse organization! |
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Hmmm...this doesn't look like what I ordered. |
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This coffee tastes like merde! |
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Cite Metro Station |
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Taking a photo of the Eiffel Tower - no, I don't know what they're trying to achieve |
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