Last Night in Paris

...has consisted so far of laundry, grocery shopping, packing and napping. We shouldn't have napped but oh well. Later we might take a walk to the Eiffel tower one more time. We have hotel reservations in Blois...pronounced Blah (like count blah. uh a ha ha)

Is it bad that we are sitting here laughing at that??

Tommorow the plan is to take the train at seven (or eight or nine or ten...today we slept in on accident) for a two hour train ride, leave our bags at our hotel, rent bicycles and visit some chateaus. (Chambord, Cheverny and a few others)

So far we have visited the Eiffel tower several times. It is really that amazing. Visited the Arc de Triumph, Arc de la Defense, the Louvre museum, Basilica de Sacre Couer, Notre Dame, Rue Cler market (actually very close to our hotel), taken a day trip to Versailles, walked the river Siene and taken pictures of amazing little details of Paris.

We feel ready to move on, especially now that we have our bags!

Here is a sample of some of the cool things french keyboards can do.

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OKAY somehow I just magically switched the keyboard so that it is typing normally (I just can't look at the keys, which I don't look at anyways)

OKAY Jere is complaining about how random my post is probably because he wants to check his email. Good bye and farewell until next time.

Flights into or out of Kansas City

Reagan and I love to travel. Whenever we fly out of Kansas City we try to always go to Terminal B. Terminal B contains the only Cinnabon Shoppe in the airport. I'm sure all of the other terminals are jealous.

When you fly into, or out of, Kansas City, go with Southwest or Delta and hunt down the Cinnabon Shoppe. Or, use that 30 minute free parking outside and snag an iced cinnamon roll on your way to a different terminal.