We just come right down about a few blocks, and that’s where all our town people come.

Chloe’s carrying that eye ballon so I can keep an “eye” on her. 😉 It can get crazy around here and even between Andrew and I, we kept loosing the site of our kids last year.

Shane’s with the Pope this year so he’s in good hands. He had the best costume!

They gave out hot dogs….

We had a little impromptu party with Chloe and Shane’s friends in our backyard before going out trick or treating.

Somehow it always turns into a spa party with Chloe’s friends.

Chloe’s a musketeer and Shane’s a wizard.

So happy to see these faces again! And Shane lost his front teeth today! 

I told the kids to hold off on ghosting until I return and that’s the first thing I had to do when I came back!

Shane running in the dark.

Every day, except on Monday, there is a colorful food and flower market at Cours Saleya, the famous promenade in de South-West part of Vieux Nice.

I”ll miss you NICE!

We had an amazing dinner at HANgoût. The food was a beautiful integration of French cuisine with a Japanese twist.

Crème Brulée Foie Gras with Brioche

Octopus in Skillet with Mushrooms and Butter of snails

Braised Pork and Chorizo in Cider sauce

Anjou Crèam with Strawberries and Candied Jelly Peppermint

We took a bus in the late afternoon to a town called Saint Paul de Vence right when all the shops were closing.

But rest assured, I can shop in 5 min! Signing my purchase with this big feather pen.

So many cool art galleries

The world’s narrowest street

We walked along the Promenade des Anglais and took in the magnificent view of the Baie des Anges. I learned that the Promenade was originally created to offer a pleasant stroll along the Baie des Anges for the English gentry in the 19th century.

Sunbathing under mediterranean sun…while getting a stone massage.

This Mediterranean Sea water is one of the most beautiful crystal clear blue water I have ever seen.

It’s not easy walking on these rocks…

I felt like I was walking like this chair.

View from the Castle hill ( Colline de Château)
We climbed 300 feet of stairs to the top of the hill for the sweeping panorama of Nice and the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels).

We took a taxi to Nice and had a dinner in Old Town.