The start of our long walk:

I walked the long hot journey up the Champs Elysee to find what was supposed to be the only Monoprix that was open in Paris on Sunday, so I could buy these adorable ecobags for my friends.  It was closed.

I love the Picasso Museum so much that we hopped on the Metro from the Arch D'Triomph and went to the Marais (the Jewish quarter where everything is open on Sunday).  Because it was the first Sunday of the month, we even got into the museum for free.

We also made a brief stop at the Musee Carnavalet, which has one of the nicest courtyards in Paris.

Lines were too long at the Musee D'Orsay (we bought tickets for tomorrow), so we took a long walk to our favorite museum, the Musee Picasso.

After all that walking and art, we were starving, so we went to Lenny Kravitz's favorite falafel house in Paris.

Reenergized, we tried to do a little shopping and then hopped the Metro to a very crowded Louvre.



Last on our itinerary for the day was a trip to the Monoprix (grocery store and Target in one).  Sorry, we didn't manage to take a photo while shopping for Diet Coke and Dresses.