I haven't been blogging lately, so I figured I would take a few photos of the cafe while I waited to meet a friend on a random Monday afternoon, when most normal people are working a normal job.
Sometimes I feel like a Gypsy in Paris. It's a good feeling....(for now).
Monday, February 22, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
New Friends at Patricia's Soiree.
Paris Soiree Diners at Chez Patricia (Patricia's Home) are becoming almost routine as well as always meeting some of the most interesting people in Paris. Almost never without a camera, I took a few photos walking to the Soiree.
Walking Thorough the Latin Quarters.
looks like a well lit movie set...
Patrica's neighborhood...beautiful!
mmm....smells good.
Valerie is the Director of The French Traveler.
Every week at Paris Soiree Dinners, more and more interesting people show up!
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Opportunities.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Something on the Inside.
A few weeks ago, I decided to stop writing in the blog UNTIL something significant happened in my life in Paris.
"Why keep writing about the mundane?" I thought.
Now, writing in the blog again, I REAL-ize that something significant has happened.
It's on the inside.
"What is it?" you ask.
It can't be seen. It can only be felt.
"Why keep writing about the mundane?" I thought.
Now, writing in the blog again, I REAL-ize that something significant has happened.
It's on the inside.
"What is it?" you ask.
It can't be seen. It can only be felt.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Happy Valentines Day...in Paris.
Another beautiful day in Paris. Love is in the air...It's Valentines Day! A few photos taken while on a walk in the neighborhood. A much warmer day than yesterday.
Valentine's Day in Paris.
Valentine's Day in Paris.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
A Little Bit of Snow in Paris
It's exciting to look out the apartment window, from the warmth of inside, sipping on a hot cup of coffee with a dash of Coffee-mate Hazelnut creamer stirred inside. (Creamer imported from a Las Vegas grocery store). Mmmm, yummy, it's snowing big snowflakes outside.
After the snow, everything around the Seine today looked as if were all the color of my coffee with cream. A warm shade of brown washed the buildings, the brick walls, bridges, trees and even the river. I took this photo today, because everything was a beautiful brown cafe au lait color.
This is Paris. Outside of The Church of Saint-Séverin
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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