Month: July 2010

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Our cruise ended with a bus trip to Paris.  As soon as I saw the Eiffel tower, I got very excited.  This is where Remy and Linguini live!   I hoped Grandma and Grandpa would take me to their restaurant so I could eat ratatouille. Continue reading “Paris!”

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Boy, have I had a couple of busy days!  Yesterday, we started out in Mainz, Germany.  I got to see St. Stephan’s church.  The buildings are made of red sandstone, but the windows are blue stained glass designed by a famous artist, Marc Chagall.  Continue reading “Even More Cruise Stories”

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The past two days we’ve continued cruising on the Main river.  “Main” comes from a Celtic word meaning “snake”, because the river curves around so much.

Yesterday, Grandma and Grandpa took me on a walk in Wuerzburg in the morning.  We went to the “new” residence of the prince-bishops, built in the 1700s. Continue reading “More Cruise Stories”

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Now I am on a big river boat cruising on the Main-Danube canal and the Main river in Germany.  The Amacello is as big as a hotel.  Their gangplank even has a red carpet on it to make me feel welcome, although the first step was a big one for a little lion.  Everybody is very nice and I am making lots of friends.  Continue reading “Cruising Down the River”

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Grandma and Grandpa and I spent the weekend in Prague, Czech Republic.  It was a very long plane trip to get here!  We left Friday at lunch time and didn’t get here until Saturday morning.  After we got settled on Saturday, we took a walk to see the Charles bridge over the Vltava (Moldau) River.  Continue reading “My Weekend in Prague”

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Yesterday, I helped Grandma and Grandpa and Joe-san and Nancy-san entertain the Mt. Risenacle choir at a picnic.  Grandma and Grandpa do this every year and this is my second year to help.  Continue reading “Mt. Rise Choir Picnic”