Oui, monsieur de La Fontaine, je vais très bien, merci. Et vous? La vie de musée, cela doit être très différent de celle de fabuliste, n'est-ce pas?
Your kind eyes so tenderly laid upon us passers-by do comfort me
in all my childhood memories of reciting La cigale et la fourmi.
When she was little, I told her this garden was hers. We lived across the street from it, the Château Ramezay garden. She is now very much grown up, but it still troubles her. "Mom, was that really MY garden?" she asked the other day...
This is such serendipity. Thank you so much YMC for your perceptive eye, cet oeil qui voit tout ce qui est important.
So yea, maybe not just a rock, but one that has become a sculpture... so I apologize in advance to the artist for having simply called it a "rock". Great view though, don't you think?
Driving a manual Audi S4 is impossible with a pair of Louboutins! It's a question of clutch and driving quality...hence the left Loub holder on my right.
I just swung the camera around in a jiffy not to miss this one. Quirky. The story that came to mind was that he was in such a hurry this morning, he grabbed his kid's scooter to make it to work in time...
I could not resist the shot. I don't think any photographer could have just walked by. What a parallel...Bélanger's chuchoteuses looked at by real-life chuchoteuses? Almost looks that way.
The nicest, friendliest chef around (after YMC, of course!). Yves Camdeborde has "Le Comptoir" and at the time of this photograph, was opening "Le Petit Comptoir", right beside it. A memorable evening of champagne and conversation with him and a horde of writers (including Christian Authier and Jean-Marc Parisis) topped off a fantastic stay in Paris (at the Relais St-Germain, of course!)
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!
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.
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