Alternative Sight-seeing

This weekend, my siblings came for a visit. We had some great moments in the chilly Paris springtime. My sister and two brothers turned out to be real experts on what I'd like to call "alternative sight-seeing" which they performed energetically, especially after noon. This means that conventional sights, like the Louvre or the Sacre Coeur Cathedral, was of little or no interest, but that other - and maybe even more typical Parisian things - caught their attention. Here is a little list, to inspire future Paris-visitors.

• Take photos of the climb up the Montmartre Butte (trees, stairs, feet - no views or towers)
• Ordering fabulous "planches" (plates of bread, cheese and meats) to be consumed with wine
• Looking at Roadworks (common here, always surrounded by green metal fences)
• Playing cards in a café with a Café Crème in one hand
• Playing cards in a bar with a happy hour drink in one hand
• Walking around with a baguette under one arm
• Listening to live jazz
• Singing in phonebooths
• Trying on sunglasses (for some reason Parisians love their shades and put them on as soon as the sun comes out - is it because they are divas?)
• Sleeping inbetween two sheets - where is the påslakan?
• Spending hours writing postcards that has nothing to do with Paris

I haven't had so much fun in a long time.