Its our last day in Paris and Im itching to see and do all the things Ive missed. Realistically that isnt going to happen, but I can try. Both of the girls are still fast asleep at 10.00am ,Noel and I had already been to the Cafe for pastries and coffee, they are still asleep when we get back. Haha the kids get fruit and toast for being so slow !! Seriously did you ever think I was the kind of mother who would leave her three kids alone in a strange country for ...

Up early this morning, we're off toEurodisney. On the train it takes about 40 minutes. Huge crowds, but we all move quickly, and we get through the gates and into a kids fantasy....... Its all really well set up and the kids just want to go go go, we line up for our first ride and it takes an hour for a 30 second ride, we thought by coming during the week we would avoid this but not so. After checking the place out some more, we have lunch and decide to go over ...

We decided to let the kids have a day off from sightseeing today, maybe a bit of shopping. Lachlan and Paige decided to stay home while the rest of us went shopping in the Opera District, just a walk away,just in case, we didnt want to be gone too long. Not far into it Noel was bored with our girly shopping and went wandering home the long way. AJ and I were not far behind as our feet were still really sore from all the walking we have been doing. We all rested t...

We have to wake the kids again, to get up and go to Versailles to see Le Chateau. They are not very impressed, and we promise them a day off tomorrow. We catch a train as close as we can get after the train accident a few days ago, the line is closed. Today is a national holiday and le Chateau hosts a family picnic, and the French dress in white for the occasion. I'm glad we couldn't get to the stop we wanted as we would have missed the farmers market in Versaill...

Woke the kids up early today, to get to the Musee de Louvre at opening. Our first ride on the underground Metro. All I can say is thank god most of the rail people understand a little English. With our metro map we found the way they had directed us. Glad we got there early, as there were already 100 or so people standing in line, but it moves quite fast. It's so big and who knows where to start. I thought it would be a good idea to go straight for the Mona Lisa...