Post 1525. Wednesday May 3
I love this little place. There’s nothing nicer than sitting outside my favourite hotel watching the good folk of Ville de Jeune Fille crisscrossing the square whilst waiting to indulge my passion for a spécialité français.
Ah, here we come, looking and smelling absolutely delicious.
'Michelle, comment allez-vous?'
I don't think we'll bother to wait for the coffees and croissants!
Dear Keith,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like something other than breakfast is about to be served. Cute.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks Rochelle - I think you are right!
DeleteAh, I could smell the fresh pastry and feel the sunshine. Nicely done, Keith.
ReplyDeleteMe too, but I don't it's the smell of the pastry that's exciting him! Cheers Iain.
DeleteHahahahaha. Very nice vignette.
DeleteThank you Darla
DeleteAh, but i think there should be time for refreshments first!
ReplyDeleteI completely agree. Why waste a croissant?
DeleteMichelle ma Belle
ReplyDeleteThese are words that go together well
My Michelle
Michelle, ma belle
Sont des mots qui vont très bien ensemble
Très bien ensemble
I think Breakfast can wait...
Great minds think alike! Tres bon!
DeleteThat's about all the French I know. I hope he's more fluent in the language...
ReplyDeleteHe's fluent in the phrases that matter! Chers Liz
DeleteSweetness in more than one form, it all sounds quite pleasant, I will gladly wait for your croissant if you are eager to get on to other things! :-)
ReplyDeleteJosie Two Shoes
So kind of you Josie - enjoy!
DeleteFrench sounds so sexy.
ReplyDeleteI don't know french though, I used a translator.
Beautiful read :-)
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I lived in France for several years I can just remember a few essentials like how to order a beer!
Deletejust dessert? :)
ReplyDeleteVery well done.
Only just! Cheers Sascha
DeleteHa, nice twist!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alistair
DeleteBonne chance dans la boudoir!
ReplyDeleteÇa va bien merci Liz!
DeleteThis was lovely with a very French twist!
ReplyDelete....as a French Canadian, I must tell you that both of your "français" require an 'e' at the end as a 'fantaisie' and a 'spécialité' are both féminin ;-)
Whoopsie! Google translate lets me down again! Merci Dale
DeleteMon plaisir, mon ami! xo
DeleteI could see myself enjoying coffee and a croissant on the veranda.
ReplyDeleteOf course, something bigger was lurking, it seems. ; 0 : )
Isadora ��
For him there certainly were tastier things in store! Thanks Isadora
Deletei seldom get jealous, but this guy got it made. :)
ReplyDelete...and in case you are wondering, it's not based on personal experiece! Cheers plaridel
DeleteOoo la la!
ReplyDeleteHe shouldn't go without breakfast, not with what he's got on for the day ahead.
ReplyDeleteCould almost feel myself there. Great!
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