BTW Carol (& friends) I'm renting a Brittany house for Dec 4-Jan 4 if anyone cares to share. It's the home of Mark Greenside author of 'I'll Never Be French' a friend who was going had to back out. I'm going for research to Merlin's Forest origin of the King Arthur tales. And also to scout around. It'll be chilly...fires will be lit....soups made!
Love the tulle on the ballerinas:)And the cover of les paresseuses! Not a runner..even as a young girl..I look very funny running..like when I am dancing..Elaine on Seinfeld.
Oh wow.. how can you turn down that offer from Rick..:))) You can borrow Annie, our Border collie..to walk, she has to be out front pulling me along. You would love her.. she even stops to check things out along a walk. Perfect for you. :))
The bike idea in Paris...would be fantastic if it weren't for those damn cars & motos!! But, many do use them, it & seem to be having a blast. Each to his or her own rhythme de vie...Chacun a son rhythme, perhaps one could say, though I don't really know...
Cute post. I don't remember it the first time round, so happy to see it now. I must read Nicolas before my next Paris trip, it's sitting on my bedside table waiting for me to get to it.
Thank you again for bringing Paris home for us on a daily basis. Its a daily holiday for me. I live on Long Island and visit NYC frequently. Maybe one day I will get the honor and pleasure of sharing a few Paris anecdotes and macaron with you!
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I know the feeling....always running....
ReplyDeleteBTW Carol (& friends) I'm renting a Brittany house for Dec 4-Jan 4 if anyone cares to share. It's the home of Mark Greenside author of 'I'll Never Be French' a friend who was going had to back out. I'm going for research to Merlin's Forest origin of the King Arthur tales. And also to scout around. It'll be chilly...fires will be lit....soups made!
I recently hurt my back and I can't run for a while so this post was fun for me to go for an imaginary run!
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I just ran to the mailbox for you Connie!!
DeleteLove the tulle on the ballerinas:)And the cover of les paresseuses!
ReplyDeleteNot a runner..even as a young girl..I look very funny running..like when I am dancing..Elaine on Seinfeld.
Oh no!!!
DeleteNot Elaine on Seinfeld
:)))))))))
You would see a whole new Paris on a bike! I'll do it with you!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow.. how can you turn down that offer from Rick..:))) You can borrow Annie, our Border collie..to walk, she has to be out front pulling me along. You would love her.. she even stops to check things out along a walk. Perfect for you. :))
ReplyDeleteI've only been home a week and I am ready to go right back!!!
ReplyDeleteWanna go in my place Miss Holly?
DeleteI'm getting the cold feet comme d'habitude :(
"Stopping to shoot someone else's coffee..." So funny! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the kitty too- it looks like he's eyeing you in disbelief!
"Pardon Moi?!" :)
Eat Cake
Gotta love that cat non?
DeleteIt would help if I drank coffee but I don't so...
The bike idea in Paris...would be fantastic if it weren't for those damn cars & motos!! But, many do use them, it & seem to be having a blast. Each to his or her own rhythme de vie...Chacun a son rhythme, perhaps one could say, though I don't really know...
ReplyDeleteI must learn how to ride a bike...sigh
DeleteAnyone giving lecons?
What accounts for the laid-back attitude of Parisian dogs? I've NEVER had a dog that would willingly mosey beside me, let alone lag behind.
ReplyDeleteDahling J!
DeleteYou simply are incapable of picking out a laid-back, spunk-free doggie
Me, I'd take anything on FOUR legs except for a Bull Mastif...
Cute post. I don't remember it the first time round, so happy to see it now. I must read Nicolas before my next Paris trip, it's sitting on my bedside table waiting for me to get to it.
ReplyDeleteWhile in Paris last week, we saw women IN HIGH HEELS! pedaling bicycles. What is up with that?
ReplyDeleteI'll take a Velib any day of the week.
ReplyDeleteThank you again for bringing Paris home for us on a daily basis.
ReplyDeleteIts a daily holiday for me.
I live on Long Island and visit NYC frequently. Maybe one day I will get the honor and pleasure of sharing a few Paris anecdotes and macaron with you!