True we have been having heavy rains. Here's a bud desperately trying to become a rose.Some other people have all the roses!
WAIT! A budlette is trying desperately to open! You rock BUD!
I thought roses and macarons would make a good watercolor combo.
Little did I know the local roses would elude me... Et voila! A local rose has decided to show it's pretty face. Merci! A lack of roses meant the spoons and cherries get a SECOND ACT!
Little did I know the local roses would elude me... Et voila! A local rose has decided to show it's pretty face. Merci! A lack of roses meant the spoons and cherries get a SECOND ACT!
Et voila! PB reader Marie-Paule Maurin sent me these exquisite photos she took of Paris roses!
"12 km from the center of Paris (west) last Saturday - Roses and...Summer plums"
Merci beaucoup Marie-Paule! :)
BONJOUR AUGUST ROSES!
But see--you don't need roses--you can just paint them and they're always at hand, Carol...beautiful, flawless ones!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Your talent always amazes me.
ReplyDeleteentre ces jolis macarons et ces roses je ne peux choisir, je prendrai donc un macaron à la rose.
ReplyDeleteChristian
between these macarons and those roses it's impossible for me to choose so I'll pick up "an à la rose" macaron.
Merci Carol/Paris Breakfasts for the lovely daily article!
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Marie-Paule
lovely artwork ,,,love your blog!!!
ReplyDeleteNext time in Paris, you go to Parc de Bagatelle ... you can make a nice photo stock of roses! :-)
ReplyDeletetheres something so french, about france! love it :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art work, Carol! Really nice post.
ReplyDeleteI said hello to the roses in GoldenGate Park for you this morning.
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I love your blog! It's a daily dose of beauty in my life. If you have a space for roses, only in Aug. you can take a bare stem from a bush and put it in soil under a clear mason jar. It should root and grow into a bush. You could gather roses from anywhere for your garden. I've also used this method for trees.
ReplyDeletePerhaps a a trip to Longears is in order.
ReplyDeleteAm so excited. August 31st I fly out of Sacramento and will arrive in Toulouse for a paint class ( 1 week with Barbara Roth) and have been enjoying all of your Escapades.
ReplyDeleteFeel like you made me want to go. THANKS!
Thank you for this glimpse into one of my favorite places in New York.
ReplyDeleteJoan
The roses are lovely! Mine are just starting to come into full bloom. Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteDo you REALLY thing the supermarche macs tastes as good. Are the others all about packaging?
ReplyDeleteI really like Paul's. And I know they're a chain.
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Macs are a texture game. I wasn't crazy about the Laduree macs. Texture okay but lacked an intensity of flavor.
ReplyDeleteAnnie
ah, intensity can be subtle. It's when the flavors come together correctly with everything spiking off each other.
ReplyDeleteAnnie
Bonjour Carol - just back from London, and I had a yummy surprise when I discovered a Laduree boutique at Harrod's...if I had known, it would have been my FIRST STOP.
ReplyDeletelove….love…love everything about Paris Breakfasts this AM…..I do! I do! I do!!!
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