Smile! I use my copious scarf to hide my camera not reveal it. Karl Lagerfeld came out with this charcole grey perfume called KAPSULE in a square bottle...Hmmm
All food was grey before color printing came along... Real grey-colored food. I still don't know what flavor macarons these are but does it matter? So that's the Grey report from Paris. BON WEEK-END!
I am having a thing with gray this season. Everything I have to wear has lots of gray in it or IS gray. seems to fit the weather. Good to see I am in with Paris. :)) Have always loved the Rainy day painting you posted by C. I can never spell his name. :) Also ove the painting.
Those grey macarons are interesting! It was not only grey but a deluge of torrential rain yesterday here. Today, I had to head to work, and thankfully it was clear and sunny out. Hope your weekend is the same. Have a macaron for me, toots. Lovely images! Even grey, Paris is magnifique.
I luckily stumbled upon your blog recently. I love it. It brings back memories of my first and only trip to Paris in the summer of 2007. I decided that spring that I needed to go to Paris and went by myself I have never done that before. I stayed in St. Germain at the Hotel Luttetia. It was the best trip of my life. I relieve my visit with your beautiful paintings and descriptions. Thank you Dorry
Check out the January issue of Martha Stewart Living - she's done an article on meringue and one of the recipes is for macarons (none are grey though..) - extrememly de-mystified. Jeanette
I, too LOVE the guard house - it's second only to a garden shed I spotted on a garden tour nearby. Do you think they'd notice if I moved in? Well, maybe not till spring. I've had my fill of gray - not one ray of sun all weekend :-(
Although my days here are a winter grey..and very blah..I love all the grey that you show today! Since allowing my own grey locks to show up I have been wearing grey everything! Perhaps another shopping trip to Paris is needed here!
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I could also be very, very happy living in that little guard house ;)
ReplyDeleteYou have got the UK rain we had it for 5 days but what come's next is cold cold cold, have 6 layers on now and l am inside,
ReplyDeleteJill xxx
I am having a thing with gray this season. Everything I have to wear has lots of gray in it or IS gray. seems to fit the weather. Good to see I am in with Paris. :))
ReplyDeleteHave always loved the Rainy day painting you posted by C. I can never spell his name. :)
Also ove the painting.
oops.. that is LOVE the painting. :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, Order two of those little guard houses! S'il vous plait. ;-)
ReplyDeleteMaybe those are Earl Grey macarons? That's the only thing I can think of...
ReplyDeleteThose grey macarons are interesting! It was not only grey but a deluge of torrential rain yesterday here. Today, I had to head to work, and thankfully it was clear and sunny out. Hope your weekend is the same. Have a macaron for me, toots. Lovely images! Even grey, Paris is magnifique.
ReplyDeletesacre bleu--I meant to say I loved your bird!!
ReplyDeleteI love grey! The wonderful way they serve as a backdrop for a splash of dramatic color.
ReplyDeleteBUT...I"m not feeling a grey mararon!
LOL
Victoria
Love your themes. You always photograph clothes I yearn for like those striped grey wristlets or whatever those semi mitten arm warmers are.
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I luckily stumbled upon your blog recently. I love it. It brings back memories of my first and only trip to Paris in the summer of 2007. I decided that spring that I needed to go to Paris and went by myself I have never done that before. I stayed in St. Germain at the Hotel Luttetia. It was the best trip of my life. I relieve my visit with your beautiful paintings and descriptions.
ReplyDeleteThank you
Dorry
Check out the January issue of Martha Stewart Living -
ReplyDeleteshe's done an article on meringue and one of the recipes is for macarons (none are grey though..) - extrememly de-mystified.
Jeanette
Nice bird... a good addition to your series of animals + macarons. None of them seems to know what to do with the pastry.
ReplyDeleteThey need some directions!
The crow doesn't know what to do with a macaroon? Oh, maybe it's a Rement mini macaroon and he's already tried?!
ReplyDeleteFun!
He's trying to decide if it's worth the calories, I think, at the holidays when everyone is pushing food on everyone else. Fabulous bird.
ReplyDeleteLaduree is just amazing!! I love everything "Laduree"style !
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend!
Grey food = not particularly appetizing.
ReplyDeleteDid my grey matter go AWOL?
ReplyDeleteOr did Karl eat my comment?
I am puzzled. Grey or Gray Anatomy,
that is the question.
Grey in Paris always looks so chic. Here in the UK it just looks grey
ReplyDeleteyou have the most beautiful blog, ive enjoyed every minute. my mini
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happy holiday
kate
I, too LOVE the guard house - it's second only to a garden shed I spotted on a garden tour nearby. Do you think they'd notice if I moved in? Well, maybe not till spring.
ReplyDeleteI've had my fill of gray - not one ray of sun all weekend :-(
Although my days here are a winter grey..and very blah..I love all the grey that you show today! Since allowing my own grey locks to show up I have been wearing grey everything!
ReplyDeletePerhaps another shopping trip to Paris is needed here!