A sunny but cool day in Paris was perfect for a visit to the beautiful gardens of Musee Rodin and the familiar gates of Jardins du Luxembourg.
Rodin really knew what people looked like from every angle, down to every tendon. I really liked how he sculpted hands and feet, and I especially liked the romantic sculptures of couples embracing.
Today Chad came with us and after the sight seeing took us to Dalloyau for a tasting plate of macrons.
We're taking it really easy today and are planning to have a nice dinner out tonight. Last night we took a picnic to the 7th and braved the Champ de Mars wind tunnel to watch the Eiffel tower sparkle at 11pm. It is extremely pretty. I really love how the Paris hawkers adapt to the needs of the people at various points of the day; they swapped their bottles of water and Eiffel tower keyrings for bottles of wine and packets of cigarettes. We probably would have taken them up on their offer if we didn't think ahead!
Well, just a little about myself.
I was born in Perth and have lived here my whole life, and I count myself as an Aussie even though my family are all extremely Romanian.
I went to Mercedes College - the one with the winter green uniform and the poo brown shoes.
I'm putting my Bachelor of Engineering/Computer & Mathematical Science at UWA to use at a mining equipment simulation company, and working as a fitness trainer in my spare time.
I have a pet bunny named George. He's a white dwarf lop and we love each other very much.
I have a weakness for anything peach flavoured, especially peaches, and I never say no to fairy bread.
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