Secondly. Paris. If anyone can explain what the heck this means, I'll give you a "merci beaucoup." It was outside the Notre Dame.
Thank you!
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
First. Seville. Then. Paris.
First, Seville. In the Real Alcazar, a very lush garden, therein lies an old market with a pool which would create currents of cool around the building.
Secondly. Paris. If anyone can explain what the heck this means, I'll give you a "merci beaucoup." It was outside the Notre Dame.
Thank you!
Secondly. Paris. If anyone can explain what the heck this means, I'll give you a "merci beaucoup." It was outside the Notre Dame.
Thank you!
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I think it means that if you and your child both have one leg shorter than the other, you are not allowed to hold hands. Maybe it's some kind of tripping hazard.
I think it means no skipping with child in hand. i remember seeing that in paris also and just staring at it for a while. after a few minutes of deep though i was still as confused as before.
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