au revoir, paris.
• 13 comments •
We couldn't leave Paris without going to Ladurée. I think the one on Rue Royale is really pretty ...and we were finally able to pop into the Maille store that we regretted not checking out during our first time in France (we picked up this fig & coriander grainy dijon that we've been adding to everything). Our last evening was spent enjoying a quiet evening at our friends' home in Chaville.
****
13 comments
That captures the relaxing aspect of Paris oh so beautifully! Glad you had a lovely time there and I always love seeing all your pictures of each moment of your adventures!
ReplyDeleteLiesl :)
My husband is obsessed with Maille mustard and has been begging me to go to the Maille store. We didn't have time to go while he was in Paris for the holidays but I might just surprise him with a jar of fig & coriander "moutarde à l'ancienne" when I fly to Montreal next week. Sounds delicious! I just hope it fits into one of my already stuffed suitcases. Yes, there are three.
ReplyDeleteBisous!
Liesl - Thank you!
ReplyDeleteFrench Lover - We got the mini jars because we weren't certain we'd like the flavours (and they were expensive!)... so you could always do that!
Next time you're in Paris, let's meet! I'll have other recommendations for you then too :)
ReplyDeleteLost In Cheeseland - Absolutely! I hope the next time we go, that we'll stay for a longer period of time. There were so many people we couldn't meet with. :(
ReplyDeleteI just love reading your travel adventures, always a wonderful time in Paris. I first found your posts on Ecuador before we moved here, so I guess I've been popping in for a while! Thought it was time to say hi and always love your photos and travels, and of course life in Canada.
ReplyDeleteSuch dainty china!
ReplyDeletewe're planning a trip to morocco in october so i can't wait to see your pics/stories from that trip. and oh lovely paris - it's such a surreal city. the picture of you both with the umbrella in the previous post is perfect.
ReplyDeleteParis was definitely a destination I hadn't thought about until I saw amazing photos like yours... They're so intimate, so day-to-day detailed... I couldn't help but appreciate and want.
ReplyDeleteI've loved reading about your adventures in Paris. Thanks for all the great recommendations! Your photos are lovely, Mina.
ReplyDeleteLiving in Vancouver, I'm getting used to the rain but Ive got my fingers crossed for a little sunshine while Im there.
Oh, my favorite...I'm obsessed!
ReplyDeleteYour lovely photos bring back memories of our trip to Paris this summer... I took similar shots at our rainy afternoon in Angelina :)
ReplyDeleteAh Paris! I cannot believe in the 7 times that I have been there I still haven't taken myself to Laduree!
ReplyDeleteThe hot chocolate looks like the proper thick chocolate that you get in Italy not the milk with a bit of powder they like to pretend is hot chocolate here!
Delicieux!
www.roam-rove.ramble.blogspot.com