Oooh those cakes look delish! Wonder why I am sitting here with a cuppa and no accompanying delicious cake?! I loved the white dress, at first I thought that was a beautiful christening cake.
Dearest Carol, merci beaucoup for putting a smile on my face with your witty and beautifully done post today! I especially love the sexy grand exit from the box of that Saint Honore' - mamma mia, what grand Dame! Big hug, M.
What a charming post Carol. You always have a sweet way about writing. I don't blame whoever ate those pastries (of course it wasn't you, now was it Carol?)
Hmmm? I wonder where some of those seememingly delicuse pastries ended up! I;ll bet there was an apperitif in the mix there somewhere, maybe that's why they didn't get paintde,,,,HEHE The main thing is you enjoyed them!I am salivating here......Maryanne xo
Mucho belated B-Day wishes to you, Carol. I think you have every right, as an artist celebrating her birthday, to indulge in the ritual of eating your still-lifes. I just wish I was there to share in the eating.
That "mysterious disappearing" thing happens at my house, too, like when I buy a bag of cookies and promise myself I'll eat 3 a day for a week and it's gone after day 2. Yeah. Mysterious. (And I can't even blame Harry The Cat for this one...)
This made me imagine sitting there trying very hard not to eat the pastries... If it were me there would never be any paintings, the pastries would be eaten every time.
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ReplyDeleteI love the way Paris pastries look - they just LOOK delicious!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I'm hungry :)
Darling Carol,
ReplyDeleteI love your little bird! It is very happy your pictures!!
See you,
Paula K.
Love the little girl's dress--so sweet. Love the shoes, too, but I wish the "D&G" wasn't on 'em!
ReplyDeleteCarol almost to beautiful to eat! Cute little girl things as well!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Karena
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Paris pastries are perfection.
ReplyDeleteToo beautiful to eat really but sometimes you have to make an exception.
This was one of those times...
xx
I believe there is hope for you yet! Finally, a crack in your impenetrable armor!
ReplyDeleteYou make me so hungry! YUM! I would eat my still life set ups too.
ReplyDeleteOooh those cakes look delish! Wonder why I am sitting here with a cuppa and no accompanying delicious cake?! I loved the white dress, at first I thought that was a beautiful christening cake.
ReplyDeleteDearest Carol,
ReplyDeletemerci beaucoup for putting a smile on my face with your witty and beautifully done post today!
I especially love the sexy grand exit from the box of that Saint Honore' - mamma mia, what grand Dame!
Big hug,
M.
We are still smiling from your wonderful story. We deal with this dilemma weekly and just do not know where those pastries go. Pastry heaven?
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming post Carol. You always have a sweet way about writing. I don't blame whoever ate those pastries (of course it wasn't you, now was it Carol?)
ReplyDeleteHmmm? I wonder where some of those seememingly delicuse pastries ended up! I;ll bet there was an apperitif in the mix there somewhere, maybe that's why they didn't get paintde,,,,HEHE The main thing is you enjoyed them!I am salivating here......Maryanne xo
ReplyDeleteMucho belated B-Day wishes to you, Carol. I think you have every right,
ReplyDeleteas an artist celebrating her birthday, to indulge in the ritual of eating your still-lifes.
I just wish I was there to share in the eating.
I have to agree with you, those pastries are too good looking to be eaten.
ReplyDeleteyummy yummy! still love that little bird too!
ReplyDeleteThat "mysterious disappearing" thing happens at my house, too, like when I buy a bag of cookies and promise myself I'll eat 3 a day for a week and it's gone after day 2. Yeah. Mysterious. (And I can't even blame Harry The Cat for this one...)
ReplyDeletePretty bag, yes!
ReplyDeleteBonjour PB~
ReplyDeleteWe are now counting down til our return trip....ooooh those pastries!!
And I missed "little bird".
Happy Spring!
Suzanne
Amy:
ReplyDeleteCookies last until Day 2?
Not here!!
Never :(
I believe in being expedient.
A clean slate a toute a suite!
Best to get the job done and over with is my policy.
Oh soooo yummy! I have really enjoyed your blog!
ReplyDeleteI always try to use props that I can eat afterwards...preferably those made from chocolate.
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This made me imagine sitting there trying very hard not to eat the pastries... If it were me there would never be any paintings, the pastries would be eaten every time.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the bag picture among all these delicious eye-candies. I'm visualizing toting that bag already ... Wish,wish,wish. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the picture with a big yellow rose and a bird. :)
ReplyDeleteAll treats looks delicious, as usual. :)