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Old Dec 19, 2019 | 6:09 am
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jysim
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Originally Posted by RTW4
Great trip report especially that last picture of the champers and the blue sky!.. Thanks...
To be specific it was a seasonal special Amour de Deutz Blanc de Blancs 2009 instead of the usual Krug they serve in F. I personally prefer the Krug, feeling it being more masculine and solid in flavor, but I guess they both did their jobs well enough (the picture, hehe).

Originally Posted by gaobest
Great TR - I love Paris and the TR is so lovely.
Next time we plan to visit in spring instead of summer. I think Paris would be so much nicer under a more humane weather.

Originally Posted by nequine
I'm with you in flying (at least) J for long haul flights now!

Great TR so far
As a responsible partner in crime I'm teaching the S.O. about miles and FF statuses, upgrades and higher cabin classes so that he will head down the path of no return like me. Right now he has a few credit cards churning some miles. We'll get there eventually.

Originally Posted by Z_Thomas
Hi! I also was thinking about taking a trip to Europe. But my friend from Paris told me that the European migrant crisis became a complete disaster, and thousands of refugees changed Paris, not in a good way and rarely you can meet a native Parisian. Is that true?
I would not presume I'm qualified to tell you how Paris changed before and after the migrant crisis as we only spent a few days there. However, I'd like to think it is not a problem unique for Paris. Globalization is inevitable as people move around to find employment and better living, and as the social fabric of any large city is changing day by day our definition of native may vary by person.
I would say just go visit to get a feel for the city with an open mind. It is, after all, a moveable feast according to Hemingway.
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