What a month it's been! We've been so busy with Eric taking his boards, trying to sell our condo, trying to find a place to live in Florida, and planning a trip. I haven't had the time to blog.
We got back in town yesterday after spending a good 38 hours traveling home (at least).
I have been doing laundry for 2 days straight. As I am waiting on another load to dry, I thought it would be a good time to post some pictures of our trip.

Eric and I took a little trip to Paris last week. Leaving our little guy with Grandma in Utah. I was a little worried that he would be okay, but I took him down a few days early to acclimate him to the new surroundings. By the time I left, I was pretty sure he wouldn't notice if I was around. My mom had so many fun things planned for him he didn't have
time to notice if I was around. She did a great job and I'm sure she needs a vacation herself now.
Here we are on the Champs Elysee in front of the Arch d'triumph. 
I was a little hesitant to stand in the middle of the street to take pictures. Luckily we didn't get hit. After we crossed the street, we walked over to a bench to rest. A few minutes later we heard a huge thump and Eric saw a lady flying through the air with her feet above her head. She had been hit by a car. Eric ran out to her in the middle of the street. She was amazingly still conscious and talking with only a very broken finger and a huge bruise on her head. Eric checked her out and when the police arrived they told him he could go. It was the craziest thing!
I must say that I am always filled with pride when I see Eric go into doctor mode. I don't see that side of him very often at home and I love that he is cool in a crisis and knows exactly what to do to help. I always feel safe when he's around. I'm so proud of him! (okay cheesiness over)
After that fiasco, we walked over to Angelina's for some hot chocolate. It is supposed to be one of the finest cups of hot chocolate in Paris. It was like drinking a candy bar. Delicious! Eric makes a better one though. :) **And thanks to Andrea for teaching me how to order water in a restaurant without getting an 8 dollar Evian bottle**

Paris is full of amazing buildings everywhere you turn. -Hotel
De Ville
Notre Dame

Versailles-- Hall of Mirrors

Versailles has acres of gardens that we walked through. Here is one of the fountains.
We saw some great art at the Pompidou Center like Jackson Pollock and Kandinsky

And some not so great art... I think this one is called three white squares.

We went to a ballet at the Paris Opera House. It was beautiful.

A fuzzy picture, but it was such an amazing room
Rodin Museum

As you can see Eric was very into posing like the artwork. He really wanted to do "the Kiss" too, but unfortunately we didn't know the French for "will you take a picture of us while we make out like this statue" otherwise I totally would have done it....
We loved the Metro. Especially when our feet hurt from all the walking. Here we are about to get on our last train ride to the airport. Doesn't Eric look sad to be leaving?
When we saw Ethan after being gone for a week, he wasn't mad at us or super excited either, he just had this sweet content smile plastered on his face the entire day. It was quite heart warming.
We are glad to be home, Thank you Eric for taking me to Paris. I guess this means the next trip is Tibet.