When Jan and I were in Paris last week, she was quite enthralled by the "Le Chat Noir" posters. I wanted to look it up and see what they were ll about. Turns out that it was a late 19th-century cabaret and artist salon.

This is amazing! "Cultural guerillas" sneaking into famous French landmarks to restore them. Their most recent coup is breaking into the Pantheon and fixing the gigantic clock. I would have loved to have seen the movie theater under the Seine.

This is where a bunch of us will be having our Thanksgiving day meal - in Paris!

Highly recommended from a friend of mine who used to be a chef.

Quoted: Restaurant "La Table d'Anvers" 2 Place d'Anvers 75009 PARIS Tél 01 48 78 35 21 Fax 01 45 26 66 67 Email contact@latabledanvers.com Ouvert tous ...

Our hotel in Paris in November!

The Guardian posted a walking tour of architecture in Paris.

Vandals broke into the Musée d’Orsay early Sunday morning, punching a 4 inch hole in a famous Monet painting as well as leaving "various bits of filth" before fleeing security guards.

Quoted: Intruders left a tear close to four inches long in the painting “The Argenteuil Bridge,” at the Orsay Museum.

Quoted: www.timeout.com Time Out's global travel and listings website. City Guides to over 100 cities. Including London, Paris, New York, Barcelona and Amsterdam. Hotels, restaurants, shops and weekly events.

This one is for if I want to hit the Paris underground without a tour. How bad are Parisian jails?

Quoted: The zine about going places you're not supposed to go, like tunnels, abandoned buildings, rooftops, hotel pools and more.

I want to take the Paris Underground Tour next month when I go there.

Quoted: You may have done the Eiffel Tower and the Champs Élysées, but you haven't seen Paris until you've toured the city's sewers and catacombs.