Then we stopped in a patisserie and bought some treats, and of course, a baguette!! (Marie! The baguettes!)
First thing that comes to mind for me, too - "Marie, the baguettes!"
Cute pictures of you guys being silly!
Then we stopped in a patisserie and bought some treats, and of course, a baguette!! (Marie! The baguettes!)
Thanks, it was fun to be silly!First thing that comes to mind for me, too - "Marie, the baguettes!"
Cute pictures of you guys being silly!
Sheree, I am all caught up again!
I love that blue and white coffee mug in the upper left corner in the first of the souvenir pics. That would have had to come home with me.
How fun that you were able to take a boat ride down the Seine AND you were able to see Notre Dame!
I adore your striped shirts and beret shots -- those are great!!!
We decided to head back over to Disneyland today and experience the park in the sunshine LOTS of pictures today!
Yeah, I was wishing I was staying at Disneyland Hotel too. But the financial responsibility angel on my shoulder won out.I REALLY want to stay there. It's so gorgeous!
Yeah for finally getting some sunshine! Everything looks sooooooo beautiful. I love, love, LOVE all your pictures! I can't believe the sun FINALLY came out. I feel like you I am actually seeing what the park really looks like for the first time.
Is is just me or does the French Stacy Look really young? Like teenager young?
That castle is so stunning.
No, the FPs machine at WDW (and Buzz) do not look nearly that cool. Sorry.
But Yeah for 5 weeks!
Oh yeah- they sure looked happy! Like I say - I love that castle!!!Look at that sunshine! Love the smiles on the girls' faces - pure joy! Great pictures of the castle - it's just beautiful!
Thanks! It was still chilly - but much more pleasant.Gorgeous gorgeous pictures! Looks like it was still cold but YAY for the sun!!!
I agree, French Stacy looks tres young.
I can't tell you how much I'm enjoying following along on your vacation. Love seeing your DDs light up.
I'm curious - do you have an opinion on how many days you need at DLP to do it justice? I'm working on our vacation plan and trying to figure out how many days in London, how many in Paris & how many for DLP.
Mndisneygirl;46104837 [FONT="Comic Sans MS" said:Thanks! The girls just loved everything about this trip - I think they were the perfect age!
I would say 3 or 4 depending on when you are going. If things are open, (some things were not in March) you might want more time. We did not do some of the big thrill rides, so we didn't need time for that. If it's summer - it will be more crowded and you will have longer lines. But the parks are small and very easy to cover all of it in a few days. I hope that helps. I'd want at least 2-3 in the city, and well London - depending on what you want to do - 4-5 for sure. I would have enjoyed another day in Paris for sure if we could have managed it.
Keep in mind we left DLP on 3/9 and still had 5 more days in London![/FONT]
Thank you that does help. We would be going during the summer - and will have 2 weeks. So I will look at 3 - 4 days for DLP, and then break the rest up between Paris and London. I have guide books, but it is still hard for me to imagine as I've never been to Europe at all.
I do enjoy seeing what your DDs are enjoying, not just because they are so darn cute - but it helps me imagine what mine may enjoy too.
Luvin all the updates and pics. I'm really hoping those storybook boats are open in November there's alot of rumour they might not be