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There's a reason I should be writing every night instead of waiting two days to update on adventures. Before Deaf cultural adventures in Paris, I spent the afternoon with Elizabeth and Katie

and then planned to scoot my way across the Seine to visit the School for the Deaf. On my way, I stopped at L'Hotel de Ville Paris for an exhibition on human rights sponsored by Amnesty International. Here are a few pictures from that visit:









For more information on this exhibit, click here:
http://www.amnesty.fr/index.php/agir/campagnes/exigeons_la_dignite/actualites/exposition_de_photographies

I scooted across the Seine to find lunch on my way to the School for the Deaf, and decided to stop at Le Cathedrale Notre Dame to eat and people watch.





I finally made my way to the School for the Deaf, the details of which are posted in an earlier entry. After I left the school, I realized I was in the same neighborhood in which I stayed 6 years ago during my Paris trip with Elmira College. I walked down our old street (rue d'Assas), stopped at the gelato cafe that you could see and smell from my balcony, and spent some time in les Jardins Luxembourg like I did the last time I was here. It was beautiful! Here are pictures from that walk down memory lane:







For the rest of the pictures and the rest of the story, please see Facebook and earlier posts:)

More to come!
a bientôt


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