But Surprisingly Upbeat

Today was visit Frances largest cemetery day. Père Lachaise if you were wondering.  To make things extra dreary, they were having the memorial services for AF 477 at the Notre Dame. Very tragic, but cool to able to be here and see it. 

So to make sure that everyone was in good spirits before heading to Père Lachaise, we went to get some of the best gelato... known to man

me.

I love Amerino's.  It is such a tender mercy in my life.   If you get it in a cone... they make it in the shape of a flower!!

Not only does their gelato taste amazing, but it meets all my other needs.

Free water: Check

Clean bathrooms: Check

Seating without extra charge: Check

Ascetically Pleasing: Check

so good

At last, we ended up at the cemetery.  

(Kylie, Ryan, and I)

Talk about a ghost town... har, har, har... ah kills me.  I am too punny for my own good.

I live on the street named after them... so that is the relevance of this picture. Kylie and I had to show our respects.

And then Oscar Wilde... where would I be without all his witty quotes?  That definitely is les bises worthy.  

This tree was bleeding.  The tree was BLEEDING, PEOPLE!!!

Oh, you could cut the tension with a knife.

This one was just funny.  It reads "Finally Alone".  

This tomb was open a little bit and I wanted to see what was inside... It was a lot deeper than I expected.

Here we have they Bigot family...I am sure they were really popular.

This cat, I don't know where it came from or what agenda it had... but it really creeped me out.  Maybe it really did just decide a sieste in a cemetery is just as good as anywhere else, but I never see cats just walking around Paris unless they are drugged up, sitting next to a homeless person and this one was just lounging next to Chopin's grave...very curious.

So emo... So Pere Lachaise...

 

The End