[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On another thread, my wife Barbara, my daughter Leah and I are leaving for > Paris Friday for 10 days. My first time ever to Europe. Thank goodness Leah > is semi-fluent in French (she will be working in France at the Pasteur > Institute next year on a Fulbright). It will make up for my recently acquired > pigeon French - Barbara will have to get by on her pretty face and the good > graces of the French who speak better English than we do French. No doubt I > will soon be 'sitting in a park in Paris, France - reading the news - it sure > looks bad. They won't give peace a chance. That was just a dream some of us > had". But then, at night, it will be lit up - more than 'Paris like'.
I'm going to pass on responding to your many wise comments about abortion and go directly to wishing you bon voyage! Have a wonderful time in the most beautiful city in the world, among the arrogant and sophisticated and full of joie de vivre Parisians (although men in suits bare-handedly carrying bread home for dinner modified both the arrogance and sophistication somewhat). It was a pleasure hearing them speak their beautiful language. I met people who liked Americans and some who didn't, and had a wonderful time when I was there many years ago. Plus, they take very good care of their art. Enjoy! Debra Shea
