"Bonjour, oui, merci..."
I'm not sure who I am anymore. We have our own voices, voices neither of us recognise. I once called her Nicola, now, Nicole. She chirps a fine "bonjour" to a passing waiter and I grunt "bonsoir" to the lady behind the bar at night, shrugging and pouting, hands held aloft , questions and condeming the world all in a single overtly French gestures.
It's too late. Time to order another biere and some fromage.
We saw antiquities galore, art, sculture and STUFF!!!.
Did we see the mona lisa? No , we didn't need to. It is in every shop here so meh.
Later we intend to find a massage spa and then have a glorious meal at a glorious French cafe. Food, bread, cakes, drinks. Wonderful. It does great things to ease the sole.
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