thirteen and fourteen here we gooooooooo and for you french speakers:

WALK TREIZE et QUATORZE!

Seizième Arrondissement: Guimard and Monet:

dina-rina and I hit this one hard. very good power walking through the neighborhoods of Paris' high and mighty. some highlights? okay it wasn't chronologically first but I ADORED the Marmatton Museum. even though I had to pay to get in. which is for real saying something. dina and I made friends with the kindest security guard, then escaped our never-ending conversation and happily sat in silence, surrounded by monet's and all other kinds of magic. also the political science nerd in me loved the note about the "CD" on license plates indicating a representative of a foreign government????? cool stuff friends.

Eighteenth-Century Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous: Musée Jacquemart-André, Musée Nissim de Camondo Museums, Parc Monceau:

NEW FAVE PARK. to the point that i got to meet up with miss sara joy davis here later last week, and then returned again to kill some time with dina, and another time purely to eat ice cream. honestly overall I liked the huitième better than the seizième. so take notes future husband s'il vous plaît. both hôtels particuliers were loooooovely. empty, luckily. so us girls were free to wander and picture ourselves in the nineteenth century. long live the eighth arrondissement.