July 13-15: A Miscellany of Photos

Our days in Paris began to get comfortable.  I got a little lazy with taking photos.

July 12: The Day of the Pink Balloon

We planned the day around a pink balloon.  Seriously.  And it backfired.

July 10: Be Cool, Fool

It took us a little over a week to finally say, the hell with it.

July 10: Jardin Du Luxembourg

The day of the Eiffel Tower was mostly for the adults.  So today was mostly for the kid.  We headed to Jardin Du Luxembourg, the park that supposedly makes people want to move to Paris.  

July 9: Day of the Eiffel Tower

We started the day early and had a simple, light breakfast before heading out.  It was the day of the Eiffel Tower.

July 8: Olivia's Flat

I was unable to blog while in Paris.  Levi essentially went to sleep when we did, woke up when we woke up and napped while we were traveling from one place to another.

A Blink of an Eye

Found via clin-doeil.eu

The film festival was an overwhelmingly wonderful experience.  Nine thousand people showed up.  Nine thousand.  From all over the world (mostly Europe, but there were people from Japan, Taiwan, Australia, Brazil, Africa and so on) people came to watch films starring or done by Deaf individuals.  Levi took it all in stride, not taken aback by the confusion of different sign languages at all.  He was unfazed, unlike his parents.

La Pere Lachaise Cemetery

We slept in until noon like a group of teenagers.

Biz

Here we are in Paris!

List #24: Getting Ready for Paris

Having a baby requires careful preparation.  Douglas and I always liked the fly-by-the-seat-of-our-pants approach to traveling, but that was then.  This is now--traveling with a little darling changes things.  We want to have an easy, smooth journey so we are preparing.  Tonight we fly!