英国和法国时常闹点小矛盾，或者彼此瞧不起对方。可能这是邻居国家比较容易发生的问题，我也能明白。看伟大的艺术，两国不相上下，勇猛的战争英雄，两家也各自有自己的长处。从建筑，音乐，文化，历史，个性，英国和法国真的没办法一分胜负，真的各有各的特色和长处。但是如果比起烤面包，法国的法棍真的完全的赢了英国。所以，到法国，别的可以不做，一定每天来一根面包好吗？

As long as you plan your day in Paris making sure some "A" and "B" are included, then the day can't go too bad.

The Garden of Rodin Musuem is a pleasant little place no matter you're an art lover or not. It's reasonably sized, comes with a cafe that serves great refreshment, and of course, piece after piece of some of the most breathtaking work of sculptures.

Trying to blend in with the environment, I wore:

// Coat(similar) from River Island //

// Cashmere Jumper (similar) from Jaeger // 

// Marble Print Pants from ASOS // 

// Tote from Mansur Gavriel //

// Boots from Marks and Spancer //

After a good dose of brain food for the day, we stopped at a rather different garden done by Ralph, snuggled up with way too many cushions and throws, and had some real comfort food. After which we got a fresh baguette at a busy-ish looking local bakery, ordered a good wine, and had them in the hotel bed while having The Hobbit playing on the TV. Well, judge me all you want, but sometimes a little break in between the hard-core traveling is quite essential, don't you agree?