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We arrived via Icelandic Air last Friday. I was sure something would go wrong, but nothing did. Our flights were on time and our luggage arrived without a problem. Our driver was there waiting for us as well — so … Continue reading →

      We are leaving this afternoon and so decided, since the day is gorgeous (with a capital G), that we would take a walk and eat lunch out.  As it turned out we didn’t want to go too … Continue reading →

I wasn’t expecting to do another post but here we are again.  The day was so wonderful — clear and warm with low humidity that we decided to head out for lunch and a nice  walk around St. Germain.  A … Continue reading →

Our time in Paris is soon to end but we know we’ll be coming back — hopefully.  There is always so much to explore and enjoy whether the places we’ve been to and have enjoyed or new places that are … Continue reading →

Lots has happened since I last wrote, including another late afternoon downpour which wasn’t so bad because we were prepared this time.  This post will be a little scattered as my photos uploaded in a strange order and it is … Continue reading →

Sunday:  It seems that we are finally over the jetlag which hit hard again this time.  It has taken us 4 days or so to feel recovered.  We go to sleep late and get up late — sometimes around noon!  … Continue reading →

We arrived in Paris at 10:00am Tuesday morning exhausted since we hadn’t slept on the flight but an hour or so. Thus, not having to look for a cab but being met by our now familiar driver ( a young … Continue reading →

President Baco Sahakyan presented me with the Vachagan Baripasht medal- named for the Pope-King Vachagan the Pious. A great honor — given for our work during the war and thereafter. Following this was a round table discussion of our impressions … Continue reading →

Some photos I just can’t resist posting twice. This is one of them: Stepanakert from the road going to Shushi. The city was under siege for a couple of years during the War of Independence, an easy target as it … Continue reading →

So much has happened since we left Paris 5 days ago including the nightmare of seeing NotreDame in flames. As we have absorbed that reality the news that all was not lost has softened the blow. We were prepared to … Continue reading →