Charlotte was a very unconventional name for my mother in the time and place where she grew up - New Mexico in the 1940s and 50s. Now it's the chic-est of the chic!!
Yum! This was wonderful! I want those elephant mom and baby sheets. Why are the French so much more innovative than us? I have never been to Paris but I have a lifelong friend who has traveled there. She is quite a bit older than me. She will be 82 years old in November and still is full of energy. She recently acquired a tablet and has had lots of mishaps learning to use it. I am going to send her the link to this yummy post. I only hope she can navigate enough to view every photo. She will be "over the moon" to see those gorgeous creations. One more thing. Is that a Driscoll's raspberry box in the photo? I hope they are organic! Oh the reach of big agribusiness. One would think that the raspberries in Paris would be from a little nearby farm.
I love the photos of the chocolates and the strawberries & whipped cream the most. I'm at that stage of the day where I'm hungry & looking at this post isn't helping :)
Gorgeous posts for all the moms, Carol! Varied and enchanting. Happy Mother's Day to you, too, for giving birth to your incredible, creative enterprises!
Love this site, visit it everyday. I'll be in Paris for 10 days at the end of June, I was wondering if there is anything interesting we could see. This is not my first trip so we'll be taking it easy. Any suggestions?
Any one of these would warm this mother's heart!
ReplyDeleteMy heart is warmed and my only child is a bear...
DeleteCharlotte was a very unconventional name for my mother in the time and place where she grew up - New Mexico in the 1940s and 50s. Now it's the chic-est of the chic!!
ReplyDeleteI would change mine but too many Ts and Ls. Not a good match.
DeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteIt's a big deal here but then every celebration is.
DeleteOh Carol, those special Mother's Day treats are rather tasty looking. Of course, one would not need to prove motherhood in order to sample them!
ReplyDeleteYour Paris Maps are so splendid! It's a grand idea, very well carried out by your artistry.
xo
THANKS Frances ;))
DeleteTout est tellement beau et féminin!
ReplyDeleteYum! This was wonderful! I want those elephant mom and baby sheets. Why are the French so much more innovative than us?
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Paris but I have a lifelong friend who has traveled there. She is quite a bit older than me. She will be 82 years old in November and still is full of energy. She recently acquired a tablet and has had lots of mishaps learning to use it. I am going to send her the link to this yummy post. I only hope she can navigate enough to view every photo. She will be "over the moon" to see those gorgeous creations.
One more thing. Is that a Driscoll's raspberry box in the photo? I hope they are organic! Oh the reach of big agribusiness. One would think that the raspberries in Paris would be from a little nearby farm.
I love the photos of the chocolates and the strawberries & whipped cream the most. I'm at that stage of the day where I'm hungry & looking at this post isn't helping :)
ReplyDeleteOh, how lucky you are to be surrounded by all that artful chocolat!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing
Gorgeous posts for all the moms, Carol! Varied and enchanting. Happy Mother's Day to you, too, for giving birth to your incredible, creative enterprises!
ReplyDeleteWOW...I WANT TO EAT EVERYTHING - SO DELICIOUS!
ReplyDeleteLove this site, visit it everyday. I'll be in Paris for 10 days at the end of June, I was wondering if there is anything interesting we could see. This is not my first trip so we'll be taking it easy. Any suggestions?
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