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Rollerflics

This would be so cool in Montreal! In Paris, these guys were on a pedestrian street, one of my favorites in St-Germain, la rue de Buci. I know, it doesn't look to be pedestrian, but it is. And can these guys book!

Angel cake?

Walking through Paris, I stumbled upon this not far from Les Halles. A not-so-subliminal subliminal message. Poetic, don't you think?

Yummm...

What can I say...when in Paris, go to the Atelier de Joël Robuchon. I do. But you know that if you've been following me: l'Atelier and Axel chez Alexandre

Women are heroes, Paris

It was absolutely stunning, malgré the apparent damage. Pieces of paper "glued" on walls everywhere in Paris. This one was seen from Ile de la Cité, looking onto Ile St-Louis. Here is the artist: www.womenareheroes-paris.net/

Le Germain, rue de Buci

What a great way to create a little terrace. Add a touch of class with the cloth napkins and the wine glass. Vraiment réussi, in my opinion.

Bags and bags of morilles!

I am imagining the nice piece of steak underneath an amazing sauce aux morilles. Those bags must be worth a fortune.

Morning Time

I spotted this right outside my hotel window. Setting up for lunch, writing down the menu on the Carrefour de l'Odéon.

Aliens in the park

Somewhat surprised, we saw these three men working on beehives in the Jardin du Luxembourg. Sort of an astronaut look to them.

Glass beads for the metro

Looked like a necklace right out of the bed shoppe. It is actually an entrance to the metro Palais Royal on Place Colette. On our way to the Grand Véfour.

Le coin de l'opéra

You don't even need the sun to feel the light reflecting off these golden angels propped up on the corners of Paris' Opera Garnier.