WALK DEUX: Discover the Metro

maybe possibly did this walk too thoroughly, as in i have spent wayyyyy more time than recommended all alone wandering the french metro system the past two months. my assessment? big fan of the Franklin D Roosevelt station cause it is pretty and warmly lit and i like the way the french say "roosevelt". line 12 has super modern looking quais, concorde looks like a word search, chatelet is organized chaos except not that well organized, and line 1 has nicer trains than the rest of them. rer A never really shuts down cause a lot of rich people live out on the end of it, rer C is currently under water (interessing), and Motte-Picquet-Granelle is my favorite above-ground station. there are roughly a billion other mental notes i have about discovering the metro system, so if anyone has further questions please direct them to my ask.fm account. thank you for your time.


WALK DOUZE: Time Travel, Tricks, and Treats Around Saint-Sulpice

first of all, shout out to lexi friend i just saw the first art-deco hotel in paris YOU ARE WELCOME. second of all, lots of yummy things such as macaroons that were very nearly to pretty to eat, old churches (shocker), Poilâne bakery with my favorite food in all of ever BREAD!!! and a really lovely centaur statue. jk, out of all the statues i've seen in this city it was not my favorite. 5/10 would recommend. but you don't have to take my word for it. oh, and i've never seen the Da Vinci Code so Saint Sulpice was intriguing at best BUT i'm sure I will appreciate it far more once i do my research. all in all, good walk, twas pretty weather, good friends, and ps WHY would you name a cafe les deux magots??? just out of curiosity.