I'm finding it sort of hard to believe that I'm headed to Europe in less than a week. In fact, it's three days now until I'll be sitting in Paris. Wonderful stuff!
The thing is, I'm not familiar with a whole lot to do with Europe! I'll love some recommendations for things to do/see/experience in France, Italy and Spain!
And I look forward to blogging from each of those gorgeous locations!
~ Ms. Always Traveling
Alright, alright!!
cos-mo-post-al-an [koz-muh-postal-en]: adjective/noun
1. a person who belongs to all the world; not limited to just one part of the world; can make their home anywhere in the world.
2. a person who believes fully that postage stamps and mail connect the world, regardless of where, from or to, they go.
3. the joyful experience of knowing you're a local because your mail made it to its destination.
The postage stamp is truly wonderful. It can travel the world, experience the lives of a million different people, go through the doors of strangers; and never once lose sight of where it's headed.
Welcome to the land of cosmopostalan : travel, mail and words. It's a crazy little place in my corner of the woods; wherever that may be!
1. a person who belongs to all the world; not limited to just one part of the world; can make their home anywhere in the world.
2. a person who believes fully that postage stamps and mail connect the world, regardless of where, from or to, they go.
3. the joyful experience of knowing you're a local because your mail made it to its destination.
The postage stamp is truly wonderful. It can travel the world, experience the lives of a million different people, go through the doors of strangers; and never once lose sight of where it's headed.
Welcome to the land of cosmopostalan : travel, mail and words. It's a crazy little place in my corner of the woods; wherever that may be!
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Europe Countdown
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Don't forget to bring an umbrella! Even though it's supposed to be summer, at least France is very rainy right now (as far as I can tell by living close to the border..).
ReplyDeleteIt has been a while since I've been to Paris, Spain and Italy, so I don't recall any good recommendations. In Paris I enjoyed going to le mur des je t'aime (http://www.lesjetaime.com/english/index.html), because there weren't that many tourists and they had very good bakeries close to that spot :) (Of course you should eat cheese in France, tapas and tortilla espanola in Spain and pizza, noodles, seafood and icecream in Italy.)
Enjoy your trip and have fun!
Thanks so much! I take it that you live in Europe?
DeleteThe part I am looking forward to the most is, of course, the food! I can't wait to immerse myself in that aspect of the culture! Thanks for the comment, and look forward to continuing to read your comments on my blog!
~ Ms. Always Traveling