Paris, je t'aime
So our plans to meet up with friends on the coast were thwarted when their car blew up outside of Bordeaux, prompting their swift return to Germany. They're both fine although the Peugot is not. We had already booked our train tickets by the time we heard the news, which was on the day we planned to leave with the over-night train. What to do? Well we were travelling over Paris anyways, so we decided to just stay there for a week. We did a lot of walking and had a great time.
On the way home we stopped by the villge for a few days and hung out with Marissa's family. After three nights we headed home. There's no place like home.

8 Comments:
We are so excited. We just booked our flight and will be in the U.S. Dec.18th-Jan.8th!!! Looking forward to seeing you!!!!!
woohooo!!!! it will be so awesome to see you guys again!
you look stunning marissa! Way to flow guys...im sure that was unsettling, but looks like you made the best of it. Is Boursin as expensive there as it is here? Can't wait to see you all. you were sorely missed in Wisconsin.
Your pics were awewsome! Food for my Euro soul! Marissa, that red belt is an outfit maker! You guys looked like you were having a wonderful time ... one day I want to return.
By the way, M&M, Jeff and Jane were absolutely blown away to think that you would remember them in the midst of your week in Paris with a postcard. Your thoughtfulness really touched them.
What's UP???? I didn't even know you guys were traveling in the first place but Paris looks stunning. I want to go. I can't wait to see you guys at Christmas!
Did you see Matthew on that one picture in front of Sacre Coeur? He looks so hot, even after not sleeping for two nights. How does he do that? He won't tell me his beauty secret. Maybe it's just in the family?
Matthew- we Balon women of the undereye bags MUST know!!
And I'm loving the red belt too- wishing I had a waist to rock it around!
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