Monday, September 14, 2020
Sunday in the Marais
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Love this glimpse into the quotidien and seeing what Parisians are wearing. ❤️
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Paris continuously a fashion show.
DeleteI love it too
Great pics Carol..gosh I love that Gelato set up:)I saw many in Paris and loved them all.Le Pompidou's architecture ..not for me..:)I love old ..not modern.Love the mask with the words.
ReplyDeleteCan you believe I cannot cook w/ fish sauce:)?
That salad looks fab!
Ii can’t believe there is anything you can’t cook with.
DeleteThe recipe is pretty simple.
So glad you are back...I’ve missed your women on the street (femmes dans le rue??), pics. Lucky you it remains summery in Paris!
ReplyDeleteVery summery in Paris. I can’t keep up with them.
DeleteLove seeing my old stomping ground, the Marais, again. My Parisian friend said he is seeing more masks being worn regularly, too. Oh, that salad! Love the name Eataly -- very clever. Here in Lansing, MI, Mich State kids have become a walking Covid nightmare and now all students are asked to voluntarily quarantine -- like that will work. I'm going to run away back to the lake. Looking forward to your exhibit story but like Monique, I'm not a Pompidou girl -- much more the old! Great mask!
ReplyDeleteThe Pompidou takes getting used to. I used to feel the same way..
DeleteThe interior is fabulous. Such a big high space unlike most of Paris.
The Paris views from the 6th floor are spectacular.
Keeping an open mind to new things is always a good idea..not that I’m always able to do it...ahem like the new ipad or IOSs etc.
About the word "putain":
ReplyDeleteVery common expletive in some of the Romance languages...
In Spanish, for example: The same word, but without the last two letters.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_languages
Welcome back, Carol! We missed you.
Maria Russell
Obrigada...its in Portuguesetoo...Putta
DeleteLoved this little tour - her shoes, your salad, the exhibit, gelato - what's not to love. Sorry about your ipad but bet you're now loving your new one. Leas was here this weekend & we made plane reservations for April so we're set if this Covid gets under control.
ReplyDeleteExciting news Suki! I look forward to seeing you.
DeleteYes the new ipad is way faster, much more gigs, takes sharper pictures and has tons of frustrations when I mute it by accident or other stuff I can't figure out instantly:(()
Lovely Carol as always! And happy you are back with us again <3 Even though I'm in Paris now I enjoy reading your stories and see your photos while i'm stuck with work at home :-)
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