When we went to Normandy, France, we had our first E-bike adventure, and this is where it all started. We came home, and the following weekend, Kul Wheels had an expo in the parking lot of Stone Brewery in Richmond. We went, and the rest is history! I highly recommend Kul Wheels! Purchasing an e-bike…
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Mothers and Miracles: Reflecting Christ’s Love
Continuing my reading of my new Bible study, Discovering Jesus, I am trying to see how the Word and His Spirit will guide me through chapter 2 of John. This chapter includes the first miracle, which was performed at a wedding. Jesus turned the water into wine. Jesus also cleared the temple and reminded us…
Finding Hope in Life’s Questions
I truly appreciate a thoughtful, caring question. My friend Kris embodies this beautifully; she has a talent for asking meaningful and introspective questions that allow me to delve deeper into my feelings and thoughts. For instance, when I return from a trip, she doesn’t just ask about my travels in passing. Instead, she genuinely inquires,…
Preparing for Your Journey Home: Tips & Reflections
Today is April 7, and we are headed home. I recommend using private drivers to the airport. They are reliable, and you can book ahead of time. I use Booking.com to hire my drivers; if I used AirBnb, they have that option, too. Check with the hotel or host of your place. The cost is…
Last Day in Paris: Visiting Monet’s Giverny
What do you do on your last day in Paris? We decided to visit Giverny, Monet’s home. This involved taking a train from Gare Saint-Lazare, the oldest train station in Paris, to the Giverny station. Once you arrive at the train station, there is a trolley available to take you to Monet’s house. You will…
Montmartre: Paris’s Artistic Heart
Montmartre! (Sounds like mown·maar·truh.) We had this arrondissement on the list, but it was not scheduled! We switched up our calendar and went here by the nudge of my dear friend Whitney through a perfectly timed text! Montmartre is full of fascinating history and quirky details! Here are some fun facts about this iconic Parisian…
Exploring the Opulence of Versailles: A Visitor’s Guide
Versailles. That word alone conjures up royal opulence above what the mind can comprehend! We went to Paris during a “shoulder” month–the first of April, so the crowds were minimal. I’ve heard that summer can be pretty busy, so if you find yourself there in June or July, embrace the crowds, buy tickets ahead of…
Exploring the Art and History of Musée de l’Orangerie
A new day! It’s Saturday, April 5. Since it’s the weekend, there seems to be more traffic in Paris, and we are running a bit late for our reserved time. We used our museum pass; however, this museum requires a reservation. We have about a 15-minute buffer, but there’s no quick way for our Uber…
Le Petit Châtelet: A Gem Near Notre-Dame
This was our favorite restaurant! Parish looks back on his lamb skewers with fond memories! Watch the video below of his lamb skewers on the fire! Le Petit Châtelet is a charming, family-run restaurant in Paris, located near Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Shakespeare & Company bookstore. The building itself dates back to the 16th century,…
Exploring Reims: A Guide to Champagne Tours and Historic Sites
Today is April 4, and we travel to Reims, France! Getting there from Paris: Take the Paris Gare de l’Est to Reims Station. Leave plenty of time for traffic and an Uber to get you to your station in Paris. I watched a few travel YouTube videos and “things to do” articles on the way…
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