A sentimental return to the city of love
Join us as we revisit Paris, a city that holds cherished memories, 50 years after our honeymoon. Discover how time transforms a place, yet the emotions it inspires remain timeless. We hope our journey encourages you to revisit your own special places.
Fifty years later: Paris revisited
Fifty years ago, Gill and I began our married life with a honeymoon in Paris. Now, we've had the wonderful opportunity to return, not just the two of us, but with our son and his family. This sentimental journey has been a beautiful way to reflect on the past and create new memories in a city that truly holds our hearts.
Timeless emotions, evolving landscapes
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We treated ourselves to business class on the basis that the regret of not splashing out might haunt us to our deathbed.
"What do you regret most in life Declan as you lie at death's door"
"Well nurse... you are a qualified nurse aren't you? I see a different face every day and your uniform looks different.
Well nurse ....we got a bad case of FOMO after we went economy last time and had to do the peasant perp walk through business class with all the smug comfortable people staring at us in pity as we made our way to the sardine class cabin. Some of them even wore masks as if we might infect them with some lower class disorders like rickets or the plague.
Just once ..just once..we wanted to be the smug people nursing our pre takeoff glass of champagne as we edged away from the aisle in case a dirty backpack brushed against us.
Im pleased to report we have been provided with a little cabin with a door. Thus does not seal us hermetically but its a good start.
To be brutally honest I only just persuaded Gill to agree to thus egregious expenditure by playing the cancer card.
"But, I need to sleep.my body won't tolerate the stress id sitting in a cramped seat for an unimaginable period. Gill pretended to believe my complex medical justifications. Im lucky my wife if 50 is a very kind and generous person and
The enduring charm of Paris
Paris truly is a romantic city, celebrated for its stunning architecture, from the grand boulevards to the quaint hidden alleys. Beyond its beauty, it boasts some of the finest museums in the world, like the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay, offering endless opportunities for cultural enrichment. Every corner of Paris tells a story, making it a destination that continually captivates and delights.
"Revisiting Paris after all these years was like stepping back in time, yet seeing it with fresh eyes. The magic is still there!"
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