We got a little snow last night around 11:00pm Little Bear 🧸 is thrilled
They will find it at musée Guimet. I’m in the Metro by now…
VICTORY 🤸♂️ She made it 👏 and was smiling at me a minute a go…That looks like an American or British layered cake. The French do not go in for high cakes like that.
They have something new - roulé cannelle! Cinnamon has really hit it big here. You could never find cinnamon when I first moved here. I ❤️ cinnamon. I grew up eating cinnamon toast on wintry days when we were small. A mix of sugar + cinnamon, a smear of butter on bread. Then toasted in oven. Yum Yum
My old favorite, la Pavé was calling…but I quickly looked away & moved on 💪 🏆 FYI they don’t have it everyday.
I came home, turned on the electric blanket & got back into bed. I don’t miss New York blizzards one bit. Bonnie says she’s got 14” in MA. And Canadian Monique is in the midst of a Winter storm
I’m listening to some Orwell stories for soothing background noise. Then I will get up & make my onion, mushroom, lentil, tomato soup concoction.
Keep warm everyone 🙏
I would pick the brushetta too:) You would hate it here we are in for a winter storm:)The girl with the cake:)
ReplyDeleteI know!! I have Never seen that before 🤭
DeleteHmm, just got 14” of that white stuff…so over it! Ready to move somewhere warm. Missing Maubert Marché. Everything looks yummy.
ReplyDelete14“!of snow!!
DeleteOh my 🫣
Hi! A little help,please. Did you ever write about a rooftop bar that serves hot chocolate?
ReplyDeleteA rooftop bar that serves hot chocolate ? I don’t think so. Sitting outside, other than a cafe..for a hot chocolate ☕️??
DeleteReally brave the cake girl. Métro in Oaris is tough. Love the pastries of Maison Isabel.
ReplyDeleteVery brave girl! Maybe she does this often?
DeleteI'll look forward to the musee. I'd much rather see my snow there. We got a dusting last night and they say more is expected today. (In fact, I just looked out and it is coming down right now and rather more than I like!). Rick is ecstatic. We've been without all season and now he's itchy to ski. Even up north is bare -- though they're due to get more than we will down here. Bring on the snow paintings! Not the snow!
ReplyDeleteI agree completely Jeanie ❄️
DeleteI'm with you! Snow is beautiful, but creates lots of issues here in Austin. We are not prepared for such weather. Our gardens suffer! As for the treats. I'll have one of those meringue topped goodies. Staying inside curled up under an electric blanket sounds cozy. Enjoy! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThank you 🥰 Same to you ❤️
DeleteA very nice view from the window. Enjoy the rest of your day.
ReplyDeleteLooks like our weather here in Portland (OR) is about to change too with some snow or ice this weekend. Our city never does well in that kind of weather. How did your soup turn out Carol? Love homemade soup on a cold day. Enjoyed all your photos as always.-Suzanne P.
ReplyDeleteSoup is always a good thing in winter. Very warming & tasty, especially since I threw in a cuisse de poulet from the marché. Basically ‘kitchen sink’ soup.
DeleteI love the beauty of a fresh snowfall but never wish to live where it snows again. That girl with the cake is really something - not sure I'd want to eat it after it was carried around uncovered and I'm not squeamish about germs.
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way - Real snow ❄️ is abnormal for here.
DeleteWas JUST talking about cinnamon toast and childhood nostalgia yesterday! So delicious. Happy for you that you can find it now in Paris more often.
ReplyDeleteYes it is nice to see the French discover cinnamon! Babka was the influencer
DeleteThe snow is so pretty, clean and quiet until you have to go out in it! It snowed when I was in Paris for New Year’s Eve in 1988. Stuck around as a sloshy mess for days…That cake girl!
ReplyDeleteSnow rarely sticks around fortunately..though I do remember in 2013some slush & me with no boots 👢
DeleteStay safe and warm! We have no snow but a cool snap here is SoCal. It is stressful for people who live in flip-flops and shorts with tee shirts year round..
ReplyDeleteI am so happy you have an electric blanket! Do you find it warmer in your apartment with your new windows? We are suppose to get snow in Seattle on Thursday-Saturday. I am looking forward to it!!
ReplyDeleteThe double-glazed windows have been a miracle 👏 And the electric mattress warmer helps just enough. But living on the top floor with beautiful views does have disadvantages seasonally 🤷♀️
DeleteI am partial to a down comforter. I find it exceedingly warm and cozy.
ReplyDeleteI love the cat picture at the end of this post! I looked to see if it was for sale but couldn't find it. :( Is it available?
ReplyDeleteThe cat picture is very old & hidden away somewhere. I will take a look..
DeleteBy the way, I've been reading your blog for several years now. I absolutely love reading it; it's like taking a mini vacation. Lori
ReplyDeleteThe snow is very picturesque from your window! Bear seemed to enjoy it? I am very impressed by the girl with the cake on the metro, she probably didn't have a container big enough to put it in and didn't want to damage the icing with wrapping it in plastic wrap. Keep warm!
ReplyDeleteThe girl with the cake 🎂 is a big mystery ?! We shall never know 🙄
DeleteWe finally had our first major snow 6 " of it, wet & heavy. Made me happy not to have the concerns with snow removal, not being able to leave the house (whether I needed to or not). I grew up eating cinnamon toast, too! Sounds like you are ready to hunker down...soup, electric blanket. Stay warm!!!
ReplyDelete6 inches! Oh dear Take Care Daina
DeleteEnjoyed your Snow post ❄️ Merci! C.
ReplyDeleteGrew up w/your kind of cinnamon toast. Yum. The cake girl WAS a trip!! Stay safe and well this winter...
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