On The Calendar For The Week Ahead:
Lundi: A special shopping experience.
Mardi: News, Views & What every other person in Paris is doing right-this-minute.
Mercredi: Surprise!
Jeudi: Dear Cherie. . .
Vendredi: Out & About on the streets.
Samedi: A weekend in the country.
Dimanche: Next week's line-up.
It's another gorgeous day. The tiny cafe in our village and all the terraces in the village near ours are overflowing with a luncheon clientele basking in what may well be the last beautiful day of the season.
I hope you're having a perfect Sunday.
4 comments:
Tish ma belle et chère amie! Oh, quel homme tu as....what a great husband to bring to you fabulous little buttery packages in bed. WOW, and to scour Paris until the right little surprise comes to your door, with a piping hot chimney to boot! What these men do for us, and that is exactly my next post dearest. I am almost done, and you gave me another reason to ADD what they do for us. Thank you for visiting me with your busy schedule, and for delighting me with your kind words of encouragement. I live for dabbling in some creativity. My teaching job is becoming more and more prescribed which is fine in order to reach the standards, but a huge chunk of my creativity has been squashed this year due to following the curriculum to the LETTER! VIVE LE WEEK END! Now you go and enjoy the rest of your JOURNÉE with that français of yours and may love and happiness always be yours dearest.
GROSSES BISES! Anita
Dear Tish,
Your blog makes me want so much to visit Paris. I think Anita will not mind (ha, ha).
Thanks for your visit and insightful comments on my blog. You are free to share anything I write with anyone you think may find it helpful. I wrote a new post related to the last one with my definition of education as soulcraft that you may find interesting.
May life bring you many more breakfasts in bed.
Warmly,
Ruben
As delightful as it was today, I don't think our Sunday compared with yours. Ah, for a real neighbourhood café.
Do we miss France? Let me count the ways....
As delightful as it was today, I don't think our Sunday compared with yours. Ah, for a real neighbourhood café.
Do we miss France? Let me count the ways....
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