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Showing posts with label Au Nom de la Rose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Au Nom de la Rose. Show all posts
Saturday, March 19, 2011
I overslept!
I can't see straight either - a bit fuzzy here...
And I'm running to the St.-Germain piscine.
Now AirFrance shows you your arrival in Paris from a camera on top of the plane (too much information in my humble opinion) but the ride over on a 380 Airbus was smooth as silk if sleepless...
I reccommend highly taking the Roissey bus into Paris (Opera)...
You'll get acclimated more quickly and you'll catch up on sleep you missed the plane ride over. *Must remember to prep pre-trip next time by sleeping upright in a chair the night before...
First goofy French stuff seen immediately upon exiting the bus at Opera...
The first amazing pastry I bought at Lenotre (spotted when exiting the Ecole Militaire metro). Disasterously ruined by bad packing malheureusement...
First Metro.
Excellent lunch at the Canteen downstairs at Merci...
First Eiffel Tower (seen on a cup on rue Jacob)
A quick whirl around the new FAB Left Bank Hermes (more to come...)Labels: Au Nom de la Rose, Eiffel Tower, older french girl
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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Some people are madly searching for signs of Spring...Some people have had to look in other people's backyards since Spring is rather reluctant to show up on the East Coast.
I got this glass teapot in Paris at Les Comptoirs Richard and it makes an awfully nice vase in a pinch don't ya think?
Do you know Manon 21?Well you should! Even though this is an older photo, Manon does divinely poetic French posts.
SVP do drop in....
Heather lives in Paris and has lots of 'Paris Secrets' to tell. Including that the daffs are out in the parc! Fancy that. Wonder what the French word for daffodil can be?
Watercolorist Sue of A Brush With Color does the best arrangements and these are from her garden. Who is not jealouse?
So far Vienna is neck-in-neck with NYC hanging back in the race to Printemps, but Merisi of Vienna has found flowers on teacups which is nearly as good, well almost...
Yellow roses of Ireland are featured at Harpist Amy and you can hear her play exquisitely to bouquets of roses. *Not to be missed!
Walzing around the Marais (in the days when I could walz) I discovered Vertige on 11, rue de Sevigne 75004.
They specialize in featuring mainly greens...
Don't miss their galerie of greenie photos - simply lush.
Meanwhile artist Ian Sidaway is out sketching in his allotment - Lucky Ian!Labels: Au Nom de la Rose, Printemps, roses
Friday, February 25, 2011
Yesterday was major. I got my walking papers to venture back into the Big Apple (with a cane but I'm now allowed to climb up the stairs alternate steps instead of one-step-at-a-time!) YAHOO
A chance to return to the Pastry Sketch Crawl begun in late January...
With some reservations bien sur...
NO sitting for hours on end (that upended me into a sciatica episode)...
Back to tres chic Cafe Petrossian.
Though Lord knows why I picked out exactly the SAME tarte as last fateful visit...
I must have a deep hidden attraction to strawberries...
If not to pate brisee crust. I only stayed a half hour and sketched a bit. No point tempting the Gods of Sciatica again.
I returned home to paint in bed...
This seems to be a lucky painting spot for me along with Nom de la Rose teas...
Au Nom de la Rose Teas, watercolor on Etsy, 9" x 11"
A chance to return to the Pastry Sketch Crawl begun in late January...
With some reservations bien sur...
NO sitting for hours on end (that upended me into a sciatica episode)...
Back to tres chic Cafe Petrossian.
Though Lord knows why I picked out exactly the SAME tarte as last fateful visit...
I must have a deep hidden attraction to strawberries...
If not to pate brisee crust. I only stayed a half hour and sketched a bit. No point tempting the Gods of Sciatica again.
I returned home to paint in bed...
This seems to be a lucky painting spot for me along with Nom de la Rose teas...
Au Nom de la Rose Teas, watercolor on Etsy, 9" x 11"Labels: Au Nom de la Rose, Louboutin, pastry crawl, Petrossian cafe, tartes
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Can there be too many visits to the Paris floral chain Au Nom de la Rose?
I think not...
These closet-sized boutiques spill their wares out onto the street...
In the most charming of ways...
Who could possibly mind the rose petals they scatter under tables and chairs?
You get a sac of rose petals when you make a purchase too...
What's not to love about Au Nom de la rose?
Is it ever too late for a heart-shaped bouquet?
Never!
I'm pretending, between physical therapy sessions...
That some mysterious someone has scattered a few rose petals around here...
Au Nom de la Rose, watercolor at Etsy, 9" x 11"Labels: Au Nom de la Rose, fleuriste, roses
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