Our first trip to Europe was a success. Our very last day in Paris was spent at Pere Lachaise cemetery. We walked the cemetery for hours and only covered a small portion. Its a must see again to finish the tour.
Lucrezia
New grave this year. This one is heavy. Storing it for the year I was crawling around on a raised shelf section of the basment trying to...
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Found this lovely project here . Scroll through her blog to see the rest of her amazing Halloween home decor ideas. -
TJMaxx is where I bought a set of these Wicked skull plates. They are perfect for my "Dead and Breakfast" bar. Home goods h... -
Taking photos of the faux pumpkins that haven't been carved. Picking them up at post Halloween sales, Goodwill, and garage sales. Ge...
5 comments:
Welcome back! I'd love to see more photos.
Ali
Between the 2 of us its around 2500 photos and we are slowly weeding through them. More can be found in my photostream on Flickr. Just click the photo.
Welcome home! Can't wait to look at your photos, I know you had a tremendous time.
OFH,
Now that you're back from Europe,
has the experience changed you in any way?
Betty from Ohio, now in TX
Betty,
It was amazing on so many levels. Getting to see truly old architecture and places only glimpsed in books was incredible. Good conversations with folks in the UK. We were stuck on a train for hours after a signal malfunction and got to visit with a man from Cardiff. We asked questions of each other and some of things he wanted to know were entertaining. He wanted to know why Americans have a fascination with hardwood floors. We talked politics. We were in London right after the school shootings so we had more than one gun conversation. We were so enchanted that we are trying to go back either this December or in 2014.
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