Window display of a boutique that sells fabrics on the Left Bank.
9 June 2017
Colors and textures
Labels:
fabric
,
paris boutiques
,
sewing
,
whimsy
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
8 June 2017
Tea al fresco
The Tea Caddy
14 rue Saint-Julien le Pauvre 75005
Labels:
french art of tea
,
paris in june
,
saint-julien-le-pauvre
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
7 June 2017
California dreamin'
"... So imagine being contacted by insatiable foodie friends from California, with whom you’ve shared many a stellar meal, announcing that they are returning to Paris (...) for five days of “extreme fooding” (...) and they’d love it if you (and French hubby as well) would join them?"
Above: Asiago seaweed gougères
at VERJUS; crunchy smoked fish cream-filled starter at DAVID TOUTAIN;
obscene soufflés at Ducasse's CHAMPEAUX; a pre-dessert "surprise" at
VERJUS...
***
Thanks to one / all for your unwavering support as well as behind-the-scenes comments and input. Enjoy! - BPJ
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
6 June 2017
Pucking around
Labels:
architecture
,
churches of paris
,
life in paris
,
saint sulpice
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
5 June 2017
Baskets and cases
Labels:
baskets
,
fooding
,
left bank
,
market streets
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
3 June 2017
Extra fat, please
Extra gras (extra fat) was the selling point on these Camembert boxes from bygone days, the more the better.
Labels:
cheese
,
french paradox
,
french women won't get fat
,
low fat
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
2 June 2017
Dignified
Labels:
architecture
,
hôtel de ville
,
mairie de paris
,
sculpture
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
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