13 Monday Apr 2015
Posted in Barb's Commentary, Monday Blogs
A sunny day to walk Paris.
We ate, watched the Paris Marathon, ate, and strolled. Then we just watched Paris (while we ate, of course…)
Paris Marathon
Shouldn’t Gene Kelly be here?
After all that walking, we rested up until it was time to eat again.
But absolutely NO Americans! (Because really—you just have to draw the line somewhere.)
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I wish I was there!!!! Enjoy.
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I can’t believe I’m here!
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Can I just share that one… ??? All my fabvourite haunts…
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Sure! They’d probably even let you into that brunch…
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If they don’t, I can curse them fluently in their own language 😉
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And as it happens, I’m very fluent in Enfant Terrible, so all we need is someone who can handle the Swedish.
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I have a friend… 😉
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It’s Ani, right?
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No doubt she could wangle her way in anywhere.. 🙂
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Paris in springtime… ah! How lovely… but more detail on the French food, please! 🙂
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I just got back from my first class at cooking school. Macarons!!!!!!! There are no words. (But there are pictures and a blog post trying to get out.) More to come.
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I can’t wait! When?
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Looks like a great trip! Jealous of your macaron training!!
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More on this tomorrow, but here’s a teaser… We actually put hot pepper in to bring out flavor of chocolate filling. [moans]
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Interesting (Said in a German accent — Don’t ask me WHY. It just seemed right.) 🙂
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Lovely – you lucky thing 🙂
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I know! In a prior life I must have really piled on the karma, because I sure can’t see what I did in this one to deserve this.
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I love Paris, my favourite city so I’m very envious Barb. Have a fabulous time 🙂
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Every time I come here, I’m struck by the fact that Paris is a world city, but on a human scale. It begs to be walked, experienced, (okay, and yes—eaten!) on a personal level. I can see why it’s your favorite.
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Looks fabulous…if you ever need anyone to carry your case… 😉
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Glad you are having a ball, Barb! Looks fabulous!
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Just found your delightful blog. Through my friend Elaine Mansfield. You make me want to get on a plane, although I am enjoying the blooming of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia also!
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Wow, that is In-Seine. Bwahaha! Fun post Barb.
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I loved the view at the Paris marathon and the weather seems lovely too.
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The marathon was such a Paris event! That night we met two young women proudly sporting medallions, two more were in my cooking class, and all week we saw joggers wearing their bright orange finishers’ t-shirts. We felt lucky to have seen it.
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Wow! Your description gave me a glimpse of the event and the participants. I am glad you could witness all this. 🙂
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