I'll feed back on my return; I went to Paris 6 years ago and the people are so friendly I remember dropping my scarf in a restaurant and this "gentleman" dived across the restaurant to rescue it. I will check out the metro etc with a view to having a buggy with you, if there's anything you want me to find out while I'm there just let me know.a_person wrote:Everyone always says Paris is a good place. Diane65 is going soon so you could ask her. I honestly wouldn't know as I've never been Paris.I've been to some small part of France though. That was nice. Although I can't remember the name.
Public sector, what do you expect? I'm looking to move but everywhere I look, everyone is restructuring at the moment that if I were to get a new job, I could be landing myself right in the middle of a supposed advertised permanent job being deleted from it's structure. I wish so bad I could retire.I hope they are easy on you when you return to work.
Ms Thrifty wrote:If you don't want to travel too far with a small baby, Normandy is both lovely and near. I do like the French seaside and can recommend the Loire Atlantique; in fact, the whole of the western coast. But those areas might be too hot, depending when you go.
I've done both Normandy and the Loire Atlantique with toddlers and they are so beautiful and very easy with babys.
Beate, you've now got me wanting to go to Provence; just googled it and WOW.
The public sector aren't all bad, I've never had a problem with leave we just look out for each other; my friend is covering for me when I'm in Paris and I'm returning the favour when she goes to Norway. So hope fully you will also work with nice people





