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I had a crush on a chef in Paris – Uriel

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March 29, 2019
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How frequently do you travel?
I don’t really have any timeframe for when I go on trips, but I try to travel every year. However, my trip to Paris was very dear to my heart.
When did you travel to Paris?
I travelled to Paris last year from London; it was a 45 minute-trip by train. Prior to that time, I had never been there before; so, I decided to try a different vibe.
What excited you about the place?
When we arrived at Paris, I thought a little about the communication barrier because it is a French-speaking nation. But I really loved the food which was one of the highlights for me. Immediately we got there, we went to get some food. I can’t pronounce the name of the food but it was absolutely amazing.
How long did you spend there?
We were in Paris for about four days.
What are the names of some of the places you visited?
I saw the Eiffel Tower and I visited some clubs. I understood better why they say Paris is a city of love. The city is practically built on romance and it’s easy to find yourself falling in love because there is so much to look at and there are beautiful restaurants there. Also, the weather was lovely and the language is sexy. I actually made friends with one of the chefs whose name is John at the restaurant where I ate. I remember talking to him and I was dazed by his accent because it was beautiful. Everything about Paris is love from the food, to the beaches and people.
Did you experience love personally?
No, I didn’t but I had a crush on the chef, John. He is of mixed heritage. He is half Ivorian and half French. I remember he was tall, had thick curly hair and could cook.
Source: Punch Newspaper

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