Maitresse,Lauren Elkin says I "visually trope". I figuratively jump from subject to subject finding connections. Friends say I'm "scatter brained". The French call it Sauté du coq à l'âne. Lauren is a writer, critic, blogger, scholar and the author of, Flâneuse, Women Who Walk the City.
I love the details at Payard Patisserie. Look down and see tea cups on the floor. Look up and molded croissants in the ceiling.
I was early so I ordered Mint tea and waited...enfin Maitress arrived
We laid our cards on the table first thing. Our MOO Cards! Hers are all Venice and mine are all macarons
Maitresse/Lauren drank Earl Grey..she's in New York from Paris for just a few days.
Payard Macarons and Cherries, original watercolor, 9" x 12"
I love all the yellow striped boxes and ribbons and cards at Payard
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I hope you have a safe and happy holiday and a great new year!
ReplyDeleteErin
Thanks for the peek into Payard. This blog is such a morning treat with my cup of coffee!
ReplyDeleteI really love the top watercolor...
ReplyDeleteHow much are you asking for it?
Thanks
I really love the top watercolor...
ReplyDeleteHow much are you asking for it?
Thanks
looks like the blog is up!
ReplyDeleteSipping tea... in such surrounds... just what I wish I was actually doing right this moment.
ReplyDeletetake care, g
it was lovely to meet you! que la prochaine soit a paris.
ReplyDeleteCarol...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVE the top watercolor.and the 2nd one is a close
second! It's one of those that leaves nothing left to say!
Nice to see I'm in good company.
sjerseyboy
Merry Christmas CG and everyone else who loves PBA works :o)
ReplyDeleteYour blog is the most fun ever! Your work is wonderful too. For a minute, I think I'm in NYC that I haven't seen in 40 years! thanks for your work--it's appreciated
ReplyDeleteJe envie un peu Maitresse...I hope one day we´ll have a café too ; )
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