Should I get this bag? Def Nice colors. Should I move to Nice? I am definitely coming back. Soon. Forget Provence. The Riviera is Fab!
Thursday, August 10, 2017
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I love Nice and would love to live there. Have you seen the Marc Chagall muse? It is wonderful! I love their colorful pottery also. Have fun for me!
ReplyDeleteOh do take the bus or train to Eze if you have not done so! There is a garden at the top with a dreamy view of the ocean and would make the best watercolor painting!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jane. I looked it up. Maybe next trip.
DeleteI think you should go and leave the bitterly cold Paris winters behind. Don't think of it as a change but a pivot! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post. Next time you are down do let me know (in advance) and I'll come in to Nice and say Hello OR you hop a train to Menton and I'll introduce you to my village, Gorbio. Beautiful watercolours as always .... xxx
ReplyDeleteAh ha...I was in Menton yesterday and read about Gorbio today. It looks lovely Jill.
DeleteNext trip absolutely!!
Thanks Carolg
yes move to nice !so nice to be near the ocean or sea. follow matisse with your beautiful watercolors and photos and wonderful quips. we might miss your paris posts but then you can move back again
ReplyDeleteoh to be in your shoes! choices choices- I think the colors in the first picture say it all-maybe a 6 month there and a 6 month here(Paris) look at that green in the 1st picture....it says a lot-the bag is lovely-
ReplyDeleteYes - definitely get the bag! Love your watercolors. Have you been to Menton? If so, your impressions?
ReplyDeleteOh my !!! I have made a significant move from NYC Metro to SE Florida ... for me, the heat is an issue but perhaps the South of France isn't the inferno that it is here. You are so blessed to have these amazing choices in your life. I think you would definitely sell your charming watercolors there btw. My dream has always been Provence at lavender harvest ... I can't wait to see the posts I've missed. Today is the day I chose to enjoy them so I couldn't resist putting my two cents in!!
ReplyDeleteIts easily an inferno in the cote azure! I got the weather report all wrong!! Def not in the 70s. More like 90s. There is far more AC here than Paris.
DeleteNo AC in Paris is a very strong bad memory of a very hot August nite without even a 'ventilatuer'!! Desk told us they gave the last one away😖Now closed Hotel Louve St Romain on Rue St. Roch. Thought I was going to die. We actually stayed there twice we liked it so much but that second trip was a terrible heat wave. More AC is a definite plus!
Delete...and yes to the bag💕
ReplyDeleteI would love to see your watercolors of Nice!
ReplyDeleteI would love to buy your watercolors of Nice. J'adore ce paradis.
ReplyDeleteNice looks beautiful! Love the warm colors too. Hope your able to visit the Matisse museum. Love his art. And last but not least I would so totally get that bag. One of a kind. Love it.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day!
I love the photo you took of the people in the shallow pool. It's beautiful! Your love of Nice shows through. Maybe a pied a terre there for you?
ReplyDeleteI'm starting a Riviera fund Soon Cathy!
DeleteNice seems beautiful....more relaxed but still all one loves about France. Plus the Mediterranean water must be lovely.
ReplyDeleteAh, yes to Matisse, and, of course, a yes to the bag! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your work, always.
I love your emails! Nice looks tempting, old town, artist heaven, and the purse; but I am still captivated by your sketches of Provence, so evocative!
ReplyDeleteI love Nice! And Cannes..it is you..I would live in Provence and visit Nice and Cannes....belle aquarelle!
ReplyDeleteEze is supposed to be sublime.
I loved Menton too.
Wow You've been everywhere Monique! 4 days is not enough time to do/see everything. They make it extremely easy with the wonderful transport system. Provence is too far away. Someplace closer. On verra bien...
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You are captivated by the sights, sounds, and smells of Nice. I can imagine there is a joyful and carefree spirit that is contagious as well. I am glad you are having a fun time. Continue to enjoy every minute.
ReplyDeleteVery very beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteIf you DID move to Nice, would you consider running a travel ketch/watercolor workshop? I'd come.
ReplyDeleteNice looks lovely!! I've never been, so thanks for sharing your great photos. If you can get good SNCF deals just visit regularly from Paris? Enjoy and I agree that you should buy the bag.
ReplyDeleteLive in Nice but make trips to Villefrance--my favorite village on the Riveria!
ReplyDeleteI LOVED Villefranche Sally
DeleteYou would love living in Nice. Our house is not far from there and the weather, the sites, the colors! perfect. I think your work would sell well here too! Don't miss the Matisse Museum. The setting really lends itself to the art. Once of my favorite places to go. Hope to see you here!!
ReplyDeleteI love Nice but there is not nearly as much going on there as there is in Paris. The Matisse Museum is great, not too big, and the Chagall Museum is also lovely...again, on the small side but wonderful paintings. The colors of Nice plus the sunshine make it very enticing, no???
ReplyDeleteI only got to the Picasso museum in Antibes! I Must go back 😬😬
DeleteInteresting problem; I'd probably move - but you'd lose your island.
ReplyDeleteIf you've been to the Riviera...that ain't losing much..except for Notre Dame...
DeleteI'm laughing at your "Forget Provence! Nice is Fab!" Who lives that way?
ReplyDeleteYou do! Lucky Girl!
Like the long, loose and flowy.
ReplyDeletelg :)
You should go to Nice at Xmas...you will have that beautiful beach deserted and all to yourself...and the sea and sky will be that amazing blue.
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