The Idiot has resumed his 600-kilometer (373 miles) circumnavigation of Paris on the iconic Grande Randonnée 1 blazed hiking path, known simply as GR1, that will take him through such well-known Ile de France landmarks as Fountainbleau, Rambouillet, Vaux-le-Vicomte and Versailles.
Why did The Idiot, who just completed a week-long spiritual retreat on the Greek island of Patmos, let his hair down on the mountainous island of Kalymnos, once the sponge-diving capital of the Mediterranean Sea and now a fave spot for international rock climbers?
The Idiot embarked on his fourth week-long spiritual retreat on the Greek island of Patmos by walking (no, not on his knees) from the port to the hilltop monastery.
The Idiot kicked off the merry month of May in Paris by celebrating his grandson Baby Gogo’s third birthday and watching Baby Gaga, his 5.6-year-old-granddaughter, almost get arrested for climbing over the fence into the French Senate.
The Idiot, who frolicked and gallivanted in rainy New York at the end of April, ran into scantily clad swimmers on Park Avenue while attending an alumni weekend at the Columbia School of Journalism.
There are definitely many places yin-er and yang-er than Paris, France, and Redding, California, a redneck part of the golden state three hours drive north of San Francisco.
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