As I’ve been combing the streets of Paris I’ve been keeping all my senses at attention, as every good writer should. Except, there's one missing… touch. It’s interesting as I evaluate my experiences I realize I’m very good at seeing, smelling, tasting and hearing but I always forget to include the tactile experience (unless I come across an animal that needs patting). I guess that’s a good thing in the city I am currently exploring since everywhere we go (I’m referring to the dozens of museums we’ve visited) there are signs that say “Ne Touchez Pas!” It’s okay, really, since the sites , sounds and smells of Paris are spectacular enough. Fresco on the ceiling in Opera Garnier...not sure who the artist is Absorbing Aromas and Art Yesterday, I commented to my mother-in-law, with whom I’m traveling, that we’ve savored crepes in the gardens at Versailles, sipped wine on the Left Bank and swilled beer in a pub on the Grand Boulevard...
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