Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Hello my friend, once again from Paris. This is our final week here. I have mixed emotions.

But I will tell you that there is tremendous growth and expansion and fun in change,

simply in experiencing change.

It's really interesting how I think the significance of our problems,

the significance of what we just attach a lot of stuff to in our day-to-day lives does evaporate when you're

away from your day-to-day life and not just for a day or two but for an extended time. I think that's one of the reasons I like

traveling so much because it gives me this dose of perspective. Of course

there's all the fun elements that go along with it. But when you go to a different country,

maybe there's a different language, very different food, very different pace of life, you go,

ah, hmm. How significant are my problems and challenges, really. Now here in Paris,

obviously, as you know, there is the Eiffel Tower, it's actually in the district with which we were staying this entire time.

And for a real treat, it's definitely a splurge.

My husband and I already mentioned this on a previous episode,

went to have lunch at Lejeels Vern, the restaurant inside of the Eiffel Tower.

You have to reserve really far, really far in advance. The tables are limited and it's definitely

a very special experience. And I want to tell you something a little funny that happened when we were there.

So of course we go, we have lunch, it's amazing, and then we go out to stand on the observation deck.

Right, so you can walk around, you see this 360 view of Paris and because the Eiffel Tower is the most well-known

landmark it's obviously what you search for no matter where you are.

You're like where's the Eiffel Tower?

It also tells you what direction you're looking.

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