If you have ever seen the documentary, Exit through the Gift Shop, about Street art by Bansky (a famous street artist) you will know the space invader, who makes mosaic space invaders and sticks them around the streets. We saw signs of him everywhere in Paris and Amsterdam. Cody found this one, which I think is my favorite.
Some more pictures of the apartment: the living room/ kitchen/ jenni and codys room.

The view from our bedroom. I loved having the windows open at night and looking up at the stars and the moon. Perfect!

Giant Head
We went to Montmatre, which is an area north of Paris Central. It has been the bohemian area for many years and is known for having Salavdor Dali, Picasso, Hemingway, Monet, Van Gough and many others live there. If you get a chance to see the new Woody Allen movie: Midnight in Paris, it is a fantastic view into Montmatre and Paris in the 20s. Also, Amelie and Moulin Rouge have been filmed in this area.
Eating a yummy lunch of french bread and cheese.
Montmarte is on a hill and to get to the Sacre Couer, you can walk up a lot of steps or take the funicular train.
Sacre Coeur Basilica
the view of Paris from Sacre Couer
Cody washing is hands. Why?
Because you can, can, can!
The Arc De Triomphe, which is one of the most famous monuments in Paris. It is a monument for all of the falling soliders who died in the French Revolution and Napoleonic wars. In the middle is the tomb of the unknown solider which is guarded at all times.
It is also the start of the Champs-Elysees which is a Prestigious Avenue with designer shops and lined with Horse Chestnut trees.
Tomb of the unknown solider
Loxembourg Gardens is the second largest park in Paris, it is place where people come to relax.
This one is for my brother Nick. A restaurant named after you!
That night we had pizza at this funky place called the Pink Flamingo. We ended up just eating there, but you could order it, go sit at a bar or cafe or along the canal and they would deliver your pizza to you. They would give you a pink balloon so they could find you.
We did end up sharing a bottle of wine and sitting along the canal for awhile. This is a view from across the canal.
and Kit and I.
Paris we love you, it was such a fantastic couple of days.




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