The next morning, I started my day with French bread and brie to give me enough energy to go to the Louvre and Musee d'orsay. I have been in these museums before, but there were so many new pieces that were breath taking. I saw modern art by Kiefer in the Louvre, as well as the famous Mona Lisa. At the Musee d'orsay, I was taken back by the pastel pieces by Degas and Loutrec. I cannot wait until I get to work at the open studio here because I have been so inspired by the city and the art.
I have only been here for two days and have already made so many glorious memories with Geri Hurlbut, Ashley, my roommate, Capucine Philson, and Dr. Kathy West and her family.
Until next time Au revoir!!!!
Bonjour,
ReplyDeleteEnjoy every minute. Take in all that you can. We look forward to yur blog every day. Be safe. Lots of love, Mom and Dad
Wonderful...what I would give to be there, if my finances would have allowed it! If you get to Chartres Cathedral - and I have no idea if you will be near it - on certain days they uncover the Labyrinth so people can walk it. IF you pull that off, think of me! Can you post your travel pictures? It should let you!
ReplyDeleteHi -- Chartres will need to wait for another trip. It is located outside of Paris, and I have been there. I had wanted to walk the labarynth as well, but it was covered with chairs. There was a lovely choir performing the day I was there and with the music resounding from the walls it simply transported me back into another time and place. I hope you can go one day!
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