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Paris, December, 2001 - Day 7

December 26, 2001

We stopped at a bank and bought 2 Euro starter kits - I gave some of the coins to people I work with. The front of the coins are the same in all 12 member countries, but the back is unique for each country. The Euro goes into effect as currency January 1, 2002 (it has been available as a financial instrument since 1999).

Ticket for entry to the Louvre


We headed to the Louvre today for our second visit. We got a bit of a late start. My feet are killing me - I'm glad we're leaving in two days. We started at noon and didn't get a pop, apple tart and a seat 'til 4pm. The lines have grown long - we're glad we got in when we did, as we only waiting about 10 minutes.

We crossed the Siene in the cold wind and drizzle and walked down Rue St. Peres to Palladio, a store that sells Italian goods; Aviva bought a nice piece of yellow Murano glass on sale (its the end of the season, apparently).

Business card from Palladio, an Italian gift shop


We walked around after that in a shopping area in the 6th that we hadn't shopped before.

We ate at Dedicace Cafe, which was very nice.

Dédicace Cafe business card

I finished reading Brunelleschi's Dome andstarted Leading Change by John P. Kotter.


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