What would you do on a sabbatical in Paris?

Author Eloisa James did just that. She took her family to Paris for a yearlong sabbatical. Kerri is talking to her tomorrow at 11 a.m. and we need your input.

What would you do with a delicious year in Paris? Learn how be a cordon bleu chef? Visit every cathedral? Tomorrow @11.

— Kerri Miller (@KerriMPR) April 9, 2012

Here’s some inspiration:

(Paper mache pandas set up by members of World Wildlife Fund are pictured on March 31, 2012 in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. KENZO TRIBOUILLARD/AFP/Getty Images.)

—Stephanie Curtis, social media host

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Stephanie Curtis

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Stephanie Curtis has produced events, daily news shows, documentaries, conferences and call-ins for MPR News. She also was among the pioneering producers who launched The Current. You can hear her discuss movies every Thursday on The Cube Critics.

Via Twitter

@KerriMPR I’d drink a glass of pinot noir in every restaurant in town!

— Michael K. Fauntroy (@MKFauntroy) April 9, 2012
Mike

There is far too much coverage and conversation about the coverage and conversation! I am still waiting for a good investigative report on the incident that attempts to be objective and really explains the fact as they are known.
Emily

Become an amateur sommelier of cours, relax on the Riviera and advance my photography skills in the countryside.
@annpowers

Eating perfect food, haunting the Tuileries, and checking out French hip hop.
@taqee

@KerriMPR two words: scooters. baguettes.

— Taqee (@Taqee) April 10, 2012
Resilient

There is far too much coverage and conversation about the coverage and conversation! I am still waiting for a good investigative report on the incident that attempts to be objective and really explains the fact as they are known.

Posted by Mike | April 10, 2012 9:23 AM

I agree completely! On many issues and especially on the Daily Circuit, MPR is becoming less and less rigorous – lots of “coverage and conversation about the coverage and conversation” of issues and numerous calls for the audience to twitter, facebook as well as self-congratulatory reminders of how great the coverage and reporting are. Disappointing.
Anna Ourada

For a year in Paris I would sit in the parks people-watching
Peter

Wander the streets to find beautiful crooks and crannies both widely known and so quotidian even the Parisians walk by everyday.
ann in St. Paul

My family spent time in France and ended up with my brother in law who lives in Paris. One night he and his wife took our 3 kids, and my husband and I took his scooter and road around Paris- warm summer night- Wonderful! one of the most romantic experiences with my husband. If in Paris, get a scooter!
Deborah Vriesen

I would be enrolled into an atelier and study painting. I am a 57 year old professional painter, but I have never attended art school. In an environment where art is paramount, unlike the USA where it is considered a frippery in life, the teaching of painting would probably be deeply serious and splendidly rich. And, how very stereotypically romantic it would be for this lady!