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   lightenup said, 3 months ago

   Paris, TX looks like it has some good camping and it has its own version of the Eiffel Tower! Plus, I would think that the natives would be nicer.

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   hildigunnur said, 3 months ago

   I’ve been to Paris 4 or 5 times and the Parisians are perfectly nice, with a few exceptions :)

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   Macushlalondra said, 3 months ago

   Are you taking Holly and Alix? Maybe they have some ideas of where they’d like to go.

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   Ccoghlan said, 3 months ago

   Taking Holly and Alix?? I thought this was supposed to be a VACATION! :-)

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   nzednik said, 3 months ago

   Vacation? I’m gonna need the dictionary. I don’t know what that is.

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   prasrinivara said, 3 months ago

   Take Evie (mum) to help you camp Val–she’ll know how to do it with least materiel and labour!

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   jmworacle said, 3 months ago

   She could go anywhere that doesn’t include Aliz and Holly.
   Let grandma keep them in line.

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   bigbeard61 said, 3 months ago

   Continuity time: Val has a steady job with serious responsibility, and her mother paid down her mortgage when she won the lottery a few years ago. How broke can she be? Maybe not Paris, but surely a long weekend in New York or San Francisco could be in reach….

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   Dry said, 3 months ago

   Where is her boyfriend?

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    acaron58 said, 3 months ago

    Why is it that Luci has gone from conception to birth to smiling, and Max has gone from age 2 to age 3, but Alix is perpetually 8 and every September Holly goes to middle school? (speaking of continuity)

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    somebodyshort said, 3 months ago

    Val’s working contract after she got laid off. I think Val is putting everything she has into raising her kids. Hope Phil shows up soon, he’s been gone a long time, he’s due for a life changing moment. LOL

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    SeaShark said, 3 months ago

    Haven’t been to Paris TX, and I’m sure it’s lovely, but I did spend a few weeks in Paris, France in the summers of 2006 and 2007 and highly recommend a visit to the City of Light . The Parisians I encountered were always civil and direct, usually courteous and often helpful—on occasion volunteering to help with directions when they noticed me studying street maps. I only encountered one rude local, a waiter who was arrogantly annoyed when I didn’t order wine with lunch, and that happens daily at restaurants all over the world. Paris is a fascinating, magnificent city that will not disappoint.