The apartment I'm renting has a computer (awesome!) with a French keyboard (frustrating). It's mostly similar to an English one, but has a few differences that slow me tremendously and force me to "hunt and peck." If I were to type as I usually do, here's how this paragraph would turn out:
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So, this post will be short! :-) I look forward to sharing pictures when I get back stateside.
2 comments:
I'm so glad you went ahead and pecked your way through that. No way we could have translated from Parisienkeyboard!
Paris is slowly moving up my European 'must see' destination list w/ your posts. Though, the list is long - it may still be a while! But, I do think I would love browsing the architecture there.
If you have a quick minute for some NYC input - I'm headed there next week to say goodbye to MY 30-somethingness with a few friends. My backup plan for a unique stop is Campbell Apartment. And since that was your suggestion and I loved the place, I thought I'd see if you could toss me a couple other places, if any come to mind. I'd like 1 of our 4 nights to be a bit purposeful and find good music, unique atmosphere, or some other entertainment. But, none of us are in the position to break the bank either. Anything come to mind that may not make the average out-of-towners radar? A rather vague request. But, as a regular reader, I trust wherever YOU may consider closing out the 30's, I too would probably like.
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