les groseilles

These pretty red currants were for sale
last summer at the weekly bio
(organic) market—held each Sunday
on the Boulevard Raspail.

[Linking back to Ruby Tuesday
and Our World Tuesday.]

La tour, la nuit

There are actually people who have this view.
I just hope they're sufficiently grateful!

{Oops—can't believe I forgot to post
this on the 1st.  Better late . . ., I suppose.}

Bonne Année!

A glass of rosé—enjoyed in Paris last year—to
wish everyone a very Happy New Year!

[To see more Weekend Reflections, visit James's meme.]

La Gardienne

I don't know the story behind the lady who's
guarding this doorway in the 12th arrondissement
(if there even is one), but she has a nice face . . .  

and she's found a good way to guard
herself from the ever-present pigeons
(seems to be working pretty well).

[Linking back to Ruby Tuesday
and Our World Tuesday.]

beautiful in blue

This lovely window is in the little stone church
of Sainte Radegonde in Giverny
—which I featured once on my other blog.

[Linking back to inSPIREd Sunday and Blue Monday.]

à la gare

ABC Wednesday—L is for "gare de Lyon"

This photo could almost have been taken any 
time since the terminal was built for the
World Exposition of 1900.  Granted, that's a 
fairly sleek-looking train on the left (I believe it's 
a TGV). On the other hand, I don't see 
anyone with a suitcase on wheels.

[To see more ABC shots, go here.]

ET en rouge

And here's another one:
If there'd been a way to get it from Paris
to Brooklyn and if I even had room for it in my
apartment, and if it had actually been for sale . . .
Of course, I didn't bring home this big red Eiffel Tower, 

but I did get this red-and-gold
ET garland to add to my
collection.

[Linking back to Ruby Tuesday
and to Our World Tuesday.]