So, here’s the rub. The monkeys are stranded in Paris. I know, I know…there are worse places to be stranded but being stranded anywhere when you’re halfway around the world from home after paying a lot of bananas to be … Continue reading Walking (Not cruising) Monkey
During the Middle Ages, Latin was the most predominant language spoken along the left bank of the Seine River near the Sorbonne University. In those days, all the university courses were taught in Latin so you had to speak Latin … Continue reading Latin Quarter Monkey
So, after climbing Mt. Montmartre (it’s not really a mountain), the Kongo’s rushed down to catch another Mrs. Kongo booked excursion, an after-hours tour of the Paris Opera House, the Palais Garnier. Kongo had visited the Garnier Opera House about … Continue reading Opera Monkey
Kongo took off to climb a mountain yesterday. Well, to be completely accurate, Montmartre is not actually a mountain. But it is a pretty big hill (430 feet high). Montmartre is famous for its eclectic art history, nightclubs, and the … Continue reading Montmarte Monkey
Kongo is on the road again. He and his lovely simian bride are in Paris prior to boarding a seven-day river cruise to Normandy, and then traveling on to London for some theater and culture. Today they visited the Louvre. … Continue reading Louvre Monkey
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