TigerGrl73

The Greeks were more openly anti Israel than anti American. Paris and London I didn't notice anything different than usual.

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Keeping it, I see more than enough credits for me that cover annual fee

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My initial reaction was I'm out. But then I saw the Sapphire Reserve Tables $300 credit ($150 every 6 months) and that alone would cover it.

I have been for Friday lunch. It's an experience (and you pay for it). I enjoyed every bit but was stuffed. I couldn't imagine dinner which has more courses.

It's definitely real. It will be linked to your passport. The EU will be requiring the same type of thing next year I think.

We have LA 529s for the grandkids for the tax deduction and their mom has 529s for them in their home state.

Junebug in Nola. The duck and bacon crepinettes were the highlight. The tuna crudo and the strawberry beets burrata were lackluster. Went to Maria's Oyster Bar after for tuna steak au poivre and frites and that was delicious.

The only way I was able to get it done was Fidelity has a physical office in Little Rock and I have a Fidelity account. The guy didn't know me and he did it in less than five minutes. This was after months of b.s. and run around from BOA for an IBond worth less than the money we had at BOA. I could have kicked myself for not going to Fidelity from the start. So if you have a broker or financial advisor locally, try them.

For me it would depend on the price difference and how long the journey was. I've done first in Italy, Spain, and from Amsterdam to Paris. I've done regular in the UK. Regular was fine so I'm not going to pay much extra for a bigger seat and maybe a meal considering you can bring your own (and probably better) food and drinks on.

If it's a nice day, take the Thames Clipper Uber Boat.

Ride a double decker bus.

Take pictures in a red telephone booth.

Westminster Abbey - search for people she's interested in/learned about in school that are buried there.

Buckingham Palace. We didn't make the changing of the guard, but we walked down the Birdcage Walk past the Royal Guard museum about an hour before and saw them preparing. My 13 year old granddaughter enjoyed it.

We did Paris and London Spring Break with her but we were only in London two nights so we didn't do much. If we had more time, she would have wanted to go to Notting Hill because she loves the movie.

Search multi-city on Google Flights then book direct with the airline or a partner airline if the partner airline has a better fare. Don't book flights through a third party.