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par le vous france???

ryan's trip to france (did i mention i am so going with him some time) was good. i asked for some pics of his daily time there...and without fail, he did as asked. what a man! {be jealous...really}

take a glance at these buildings...a little leaning going on there.

r ordered the sausage plate on night 1. who knew that in france you would get pickles with dinner?
so apparently co worker "k", ordered the king's plate thinking it was anything but what it was. i think his face says it all...lesson: ask for a literal translation of the entree.

dessert...now that's what i'm talking about!!! that's like gold foil in the middle. fancy...i like it!

another great thing that france has made a special place for...phone sleeping quarters. if you're phone is sleepy, this is where you take it to sleep on the train.
and look at how happy ur phone is once it's taken a nap!

Comments

Kristin said…
Love that dessert. Now my cell phone wants to go to France for a nap.
Megan said…
LOL The guy that ordered the kings plate is like "uhh, dude? what's this?" :0P

That dessert looks heavenly!!! Mmmmmmmm..........
Jen said…
those are some really cool pictures.
RandomWonders said…
Ah what a blessing to be able to travel and see what the rest of the world has to offer! I love the picture of the leaning buildings!! Glad he is home safe back to you!!
Mummy Butterfly said…
lol on the sausage plate it's writen Léon le cochon, it mean Leon the pig hehe cute


Sonia
xxxx
Ashley said…
Wow! Yes ~ he definitely needs to take you next time. How fun!
I love the cell phone sleepy place. Cute!
Ohhh and I love the new design!
Karen said…
The sleepy phone storage cracks me up. Do they have those for sleepy toddlers, too?
Carrie said…
OH MY GOSH! The seafood dinner plate TOTALLY reminds me of Mr. Bean's Holiday!!! Have you seen it? If not, you MUST watch it and then pass it on to Ryan's co-worker!
Honey Mommy said…
What interesting photos! I've never been abroad, so it's fun to see what other countries are like!
CntryMomma said…
Yeah, just a WEE BIT of leaning going on there!

LOL

LORI

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