An Unexpected Supporter of the Paris Sanitation System
Trip To Europe
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| Dec 02, 2023 | Chunnel, Train, and Pubs |
| Nov 27, 2023 | St Michel to Versailles |
| Nov 20, 2023 | Differences in France To My Expectations |
| Nov 20, 2023 | Parisian Rain, Gluten Free Grains, and Basilica Lanes |
| Nov 19, 2023 | Potato Chips Taste Better in France |
| Nov 14, 2023 | First Week in Paris |
| Nov 09, 2023 | Ventilation Systems |
| Nov 08, 2023 | An Unexpected Supporter of the Paris Sanitation System |
| Nov 06, 2023 | Region & Language Defaults |
Somtimes you feel that you’ve done things right as a parent, even when things go awry. There we were at the park, kids needing a restroom break. Inside, I find no toilet paper, everything broken down, a poor public restroom experience.
Coming out, I see my family on the steps of this Parisian public edifice. I comment on the bathroom’s state.
Me:
They were gross. No toilet paper.
Karis:
Thankfully, mom gave me a baby wipe.
Me:
You didn’t try to flush it, right? They can clog the sewer system.
Karis:
Oh no, I threw it in the trash, but first, it fell into the toilet water, and I had to fish it out.
Me:
You did what?!
Karis:
Yeah, I know about the sewer system, so I made sure to fish it out…with my hands. It was so gross.
We all laughed. It’s reassuring to know my daughter advocates for Paris’ sanitation system more than any tourist probably ever has. After an extra amount of hand santizer, we moved on.
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