Things you love about Paris
Aug 1st, 2008, 01:38 PM
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Why would you EVER drag this thread up to tell us all that you prefer Berlin to Paris?
DAFT!!! DAFT!!! DAFT!!!
Thin is dreaming of Paris and will be there in Novemeber.
He will have some macaroons from Lauduree. He will go shopping at Hediard and Deyrolles.
He will ask the Countess de Billy if she wants to go shopping for tube socks at Tati.
He will scour the streets looking for tiny French Bulldogs who look like his beloved Jackie O.
He will drink wine and suze and Pastis and fall into the gutter.
More Bollinger, s'il vous plait!
Thingorjus
DAFT!!! DAFT!!! DAFT!!!
Thin is dreaming of Paris and will be there in Novemeber.
He will have some macaroons from Lauduree. He will go shopping at Hediard and Deyrolles.
He will ask the Countess de Billy if she wants to go shopping for tube socks at Tati.
He will scour the streets looking for tiny French Bulldogs who look like his beloved Jackie O.
He will drink wine and suze and Pastis and fall into the gutter.
More Bollinger, s'il vous plait!
Thingorjus
Aug 1st, 2008, 07:06 PM
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I was just there in June, but reading this thread rekindles my memories and starts the wheels turning on how to go back again.
Favorite memories:
The architecture
The people - I'll add to the chorus. People in Paris are incredibly kind.
Walking around.
Ste. Chapelle on a sunny day.
Playgrounds - especially the one next to Notre Dame. There is something incredibly down to earth and sane about people who put play areas next to centuries old masterpieces.
Sitting in Notre Dame during the Musique de la Fete concert. The doors were kept open and the magnificent lighting inside the cathedral from the setting sun.
Boulangeries and patisseries.
Favorite memories:
The architecture
The people - I'll add to the chorus. People in Paris are incredibly kind.
Walking around.
Ste. Chapelle on a sunny day.
Playgrounds - especially the one next to Notre Dame. There is something incredibly down to earth and sane about people who put play areas next to centuries old masterpieces.
Sitting in Notre Dame during the Musique de la Fete concert. The doors were kept open and the magnificent lighting inside the cathedral from the setting sun.
Boulangeries and patisseries.
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