Day #3 in Paris. Still beautiful! And still happy as a clam :) Some men follow beautiful women in the street.
I follow Parisien doggies... Sometimes, I take a picture and have no idea what is going on in front of the camera at that particular moment until I look at it later.This is one of those. Morning at Cafe de La Mairie on Place St. Sulpice in the 6th eme... By chance I passed this facade...
Where is the dog?No dog - I made it up :) I stopped in at Passage Jouffroy to look at the toy facades in the window of Pain d'Epices... I had planned to go to Vienna this trip to visit Mozart and Merisi.
Then I got obsessed with Parisien facades.
This is the closest I'm getting to Vienna... I ate a not very Viennese lunch here.
But fresh & healthy.
Where is the dog?No dog - I made it up :) I stopped in at Passage Jouffroy to look at the toy facades in the window of Pain d'Epices... I had planned to go to Vienna this trip to visit Mozart and Merisi.
Then I got obsessed with Parisien facades.
This is the closest I'm getting to Vienna... I ate a not very Viennese lunch here.
But fresh & healthy.
Too much healthiness is not a good thing...Yum
Je t'aime tous les photos!!!!
ReplyDeleteMerci!
I do the same thing...take a gazillion photos of Eiffel Tower stuff...
ReplyDeleteWho knows why?
It's an icon...
Like Mecca..?
Keep them coming PB, xv.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy for you (says the green eyed monster). It is so dreary here in the Pacific Northwest... not a fallen rose petal to be seen. I miss Paris so much and I was only there 3 months ago. Have a superbly wonderful time and have some Jean-Paul Hevin chocolates for me.
ReplyDeleteHis shop isn't far from you:
Jean-Paul Hévin - 23 bis, avenue de la Motte Picquet - Paris 7ème
Thanks for Café de la Mairie pic ;D;D...
ReplyDeleteAnother happy day...
BJ
XO
Your shots are great. I'm so jealous of that view.
ReplyDeleteJust overwhelmingly beautiful. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI see you are out there and having fun and sharing it with us - merci beaucoup!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite image today is "Someone else's nature morte...." - totally up my alley. :-)
Tous les jours je regarde tes billets et ils sont toujours aussi jolis et plein de tendresse pour Paris que tu nous fais découvrir du côté Gourmand !!!
ReplyDeleteI just love the boutique drawing - I bet the owners would love to buy it from you!
ReplyDeleteMa Chere-
ReplyDeleteI'm on my way a toute vitesse - just as soon as I finish filling in the Mistress on the results of my Murder Investigation! I can hardly wait to follow some of those French Babe Dogs with you! Meet my plane at the Airport ...I'm flying Cargo Class!
Detective Oswald
how many people have viewed your blog and immediately hopped a flight to france. i am just so tempted.
ReplyDeleteWhere are you staying, how long will you be in Paris, and please take a snap of my Cafe St. Andre, Place St. Andre des Arts!
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French class today.....
ReplyDeletemust study.
Want to catch plane after class!
Can't wait a second longer!!!
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Requesting more of store and bistro facades, metro and "Rue de ..." signs, and of course the Eiffel Tower. I am living vicariously through you and will continue to when you get back via your lovely paintings!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for Café de la Mairie pic ;D;D...
ReplyDeleteAnother happy day...
BJ
XO
Name the place...
ReplyDeleteI've probably been there in the last 3-4 days...ho hum
:)
You'll have plenty of shots of the Eiffel Tower for future sketches, M'lle. Lovely!! I thought of you today--NPR had a story about the French not caring much for Sarkozy. ;D
ReplyDeleteMore Parisian pups please! Those pics are so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYour Parisian doggies (ok, all your doggies)are so sweet and beautiful Carol. Thanks for the smile - can't begin to tell you how much I need it. Keep having fun :)
ReplyDeleteIM LOOKIN AT YOUR PHOTOS AND I AM SO JEALOUS OOH GOOODDD
ReplyDelete..someday..someday I will take another trip. :D...blah...
Toodles
Rob
you're full of great info.
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Those French...
ReplyDeleteI'm personally pleased at your Eiffel compulsion... and you really did capture the essence of La Chambre Clair, with a fine touch of Dalmatian.
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