@Former-Member wrote:I do like shopping @Phoenix_Rising but not sure about trying on that many clothes...I have been known to like a designer label or two which is way Paris shopping appeals to me haha (how many points did I just lose
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Hmmm...well let's see @Former-Member...here's a question for you; how many pairs of shoes do you own? What about handbags? This will give me some insight into how alike OR NOT we are when it comes to all that fashion crap very important stuff.
@Phoenix_Rising Too busy stuffing my face - opted for the culinary tour instead. No oompah loopahs in Paris @Queenie so eating what French ladies eat
I genuinely dont know that I can answer that off top of my head @Phoenix_Rising...that may be all the information you need
Anyone fancy a stop off at Laduree for some french treats after the Effiel Tower?
@Former-Member wrote:I genuinely dont know that I can answer that off top of my head @Phoenix_Rising...that may be all the information you need
Anyone fancy a stop off at Laduree for some french treats after the Effiel Tower?
@Former-Member I own one handbag and four pairs of shoes. Yes, your answer was all the information I needed. Note to self; never ever ever go shopping with @Former-Member!!!!!
On the other hand, we do seem to be more similar in our food preferences. Laduree seems like a good stop off after the Effiel Tower. 
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