Why I Love France: no. 1
• 05 August 2008
Flaky, buttery pain au chocolat available about every other block. If you love Nutella, you will love pain au chocolat. It is especially nice mixed with day-old croissants in a bread pudding recipe.
P.S. For those interested, the 18-hour trip over here went well...unless you count the time my 17-month old (who is walking finally!!) threw a stacking cup at an innocent passenger during an I'm-so-over-tired tantrum...or the time we sat next to a couple with a baby who refused to give their child a pacifier during the eight hour flight :) Those poor little ears...
P.P.S. After a few nights of h---, the kiddos were back on track with sleeping. Boy, those first few nights were rough (one of which ended with little S. under the Eiffel Tower at 2 a.m.) but we've made it through and are flying high! If anyone is planning a trip involving an 8-hour time change, email me for further info :)
We're glad you survived the flights! We miss you and are glad you are having such a great time. Eat Up!
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous! Looking forward to hearing your stories and seeing pictures of all the beautiful sights!
ReplyDeleteYummmmmmmmm!!!!!! I want one now!
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome. Just think of all the culture your kids are going to learn. What a great adventure.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on surviving the flight! It's no picnic with babies. Enjoy your time in France! Eat something yummy for me. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear all is well! We miss you! And thanks for the yummy food items! Loves and kisses to all!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are having a fun time! You'll just get everyone adjusted and then it will be time to come home..yet another round of chaos! Enjoy all the sights and yummy smells of Paris!
ReplyDeleteGlad you guys survived the flight!! Wish we were there with you guys, that would be so much fun - exploring France together. And all the bread, pastries, gratins, berries....yum yum yum!! Tell the kiddos BONJOUR from the Oddous!
ReplyDeleteOh my, sounds like an adventure to get there, hope you're having a wonderful time now that the kiddies are happy!
ReplyDeleteYou're killing me with thoughts of France and the food.....
ReplyDeleteI love chocolate croissants. We learned how to make them in culinary school - but I'm sure these trump those any day!
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