They closed up yesterday for vacance.
Sunday a bit of Summertime Paris drizzle.
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Paris Sum Sum Summertime, Picnic in Provence
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"summer fruit pastries, for research of course." OF COURSE!
ReplyDeleteHmmm...me thinks you do not take me seriously!?
DeleteLove seeing all the tastes & styles of summertime in Paris. Especially the edible flip-flops :)
ReplyDeleteI SHOULD taste one shouldn't I Barbara..?
DeleteI MUST get a red umbrella - Love it!
ReplyDeleteFun seeing your pic of Scaramouche..
ReplyDeleteBoth Jacques and I enjoyed her book:)
Have been making her Olive Rosemary sablés:)
Those pens:)The edible flip flops:) and your art..
I have fallen in love w/ a pen/ink site..Goulet you surely know it?
Carol, I loved this tribute to the joys of Paris as July starts its farewell tour. It's been a great summer for berries over here, too. Peaches and nectarines are moving in on the beautiful, sweet berries now.
ReplyDeleteFun to see those summer ink colors in the pens. Just yesterday I amused myself for a couple of hours by resussitating my favorite old fountain pens that had been recently cast aside in favor of various gels. Great to now have the old Parker and Waterman filled and ready to write with "mysterious blue" ink. I'll have to be on the look out for some lovely summer inks. Like ice cream cones, we don't have so many nice stationery/pen/ink shops as in past years.
Only Paris keeps the faith! Hoping that you'll enjoy the quieter month of August and will discover all sorts of interesting sights to share with us. xo
We've had peaches and apricots since June but today I tasted a peche de vigne - violet furry on the outside and spotty on the inside...interesting. The varieties of summer fruits are endless.
DeleteWow! Never been to Paris in summer...thank you for portraying it so well! Looking forward to being back in the city of lights over Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteLove Elizabeth BARD's books. So nice they have opened a Scaramouche in Paris. I can think of nothing better than dividing your time between Provence and Paris!
Enjoy your summer, Carol.
I used to avoid Paris summers like the plague Bonnietoo.
DeleteIt's actually quite nice how they summerize the city. Over 600 parks and lots of places to picnic. New York was never like this ;)
How wonderful that all looks.You always have such a fresh view on the vitrines of Paris Carol. I'd have to rush in to Arnaud Larher and try those thongs. Are they thong shaped eclairs? I'm too curious.
ReplyDeleteCarol, I just love your blog and look forward to getting it every week!
ReplyDeleteI love the slip of red under the sweater and the red umbrella. I wish we would get some rain here in California.
I have shared my love for it on my blog, dreams in french, today. :-) https://dreamsinfrench.wordpress.com/
Hotel Costes late on a Friday night...where all the beautiful people hang out.....!!! I went there once a few years ago, after the ballet at the Opera Garnier, invited by a friend who knows Paris well. He knew I would love Hotel Costes. So many beautiful young people..and the men in their three piece suits...I hardly dared look they were so gorgeous.....Gwendoline in Australia
ReplyDeleteThe prices will blow you away too.
DeleteLike a tornado.
I love those flashes of red! And all those delicious berry treats looks so refreshing and yummy.
ReplyDeleteI agree about the flashes of red, the tomatoes, ice cream, the girls and the sidewalk sales; but the opening shot of the boat, river and island is my favorite!
ReplyDeletePas de panique! There are always boulangeries open in August -- law requires that residents be able to get their bread every day, so businesses have to coordinate. Most bakeries that close post a sign of the nearest open bakery. It's true that choices are more limited, but then custard creams and chocolates aren't at their best in hot weather, are they? You'll survive!
ReplyDeleteWhat bugs me more is expired products on the grocery shelves. It's worth checking the sell-by dates...
Is that your silver sandal reflected in the Montmartre ice cream shop?
I wish it was my sandal
DeleteThe perfect picnic basket!. Don't you just love eating and drinking out of real glass dishes when out for a picnic? Not as convenient as paper but who cares.
ReplyDeleteFlying out tonight, too bad Paris is only a transfer place for me.
Today's mail brought me a lovely Paris Letter with some refreshing scoops of ice cream and other charming images. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteChristine G
Refreshing scoops of ice cream are ever available in the Summer in Paris.
DeleteSandals not so lucky there...they sell out early.
You have to plan ahead in France.
You've captured summers in Paris perfectly. :) Love your watercolors, as well! Would love a print for my apartment!!
ReplyDeleteI got excited when I saw the picture of Scarmouche because I read about it in the fabulous Picnic in Provence (cook)book. I am a fan of your blog and love France!
ReplyDeleteSandy from Canada