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A change of plans...While in Bengaluru, Joe got sick and we decided that rather than seeking medical attention in Indian, we would change our plane tickets and head to Paris, where we have been able to rent an apartment in the Latin Quarter near the Sorbonne.  Joe has recovered, but I got sick and have been taking it easy.  So now we begin a French adventure.   
 

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  1. Enjoy this journey.

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  2. Such an inviting blog Michael! Looking forward to your insights.

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  3. Safe Travels and Blessings to both of you depart today on a wonderful learning opportunity and time of replenishment. Peace

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  4. I wish you and Joe a wonderful time. I just came back from my trip in Europe.

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  5. Congratulations on your spiritual journey with Joe to India. Looking forward to your amazing insights on your return. Stay safe. Alison MacLean, Skye, & Teyana.

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  6. May many blessings come to rest upon you as you move through this insightful time of sabbatical, Michael.

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  7. Wishing you & Joe a wonderful time😍 safe travels - love the the photos and comentary - wish I was travelling with you

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  8. What a courageous and insightful journey you are one -
    Blessings

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  9. Lovely to see an update on your travels! The photos are wonderful….And…An apartment in Paris🥰.

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  10. All the best to both of you. Enjoy your time in France.

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