Random Places-Paris Edition
Following in Fantasia's footsteps...Here are some shots of Paris. Some might be familiar, some are of my neighbourhood! This will have to do while my digital camera is out of commission.
Enjoy!
View from my kitchen window
Notre Dame Cathedral
ile-St-Louis
Gare du Nord
Pont des Arts with l'Académie française in the background
la Tour Eiffel (I wasn't going to do a pic of this but oh well, it IS Paris afterall)
random beautiful old buildings down the street from where I live
Tuileries with the Obélisque and the Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile in the backdrop
Michael Kors
Vero Moda
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Post a CommentI really loved Les Tuileries when I was in Paris, I have a thing for parcs and gardens. you are so lucky to live in such a beautiful city Mme!
and as for la Tour Eiffel, apparently every country is obliged to have at least one bi fugly looking piece of metal in it's capital! (hence Het Atomium)
lol you're right!! I think the CN Tower in Canada is the biggest of the tall tourist buildings!!
The Tuileries are like magic to me!! On a warm, sunny day, a stroll through there makes me smile and feel so alive!!
In spring or summer, when it's too hot to study inside, I love to just take my books with me to the park and read on a blanket on the grass! It almost feels like vacation at times
I passed by the Atomium when I took the bus from Paris to Amsterdam in November. I was like "What the hell is THAT thing?"
Mme i wish the veiw from any window in my house would look like that hehehe i loved it
and iiii loooovee the Notre Dame Cathedral, have u seen the play Notre Dame de Paris?
LOL Whip!!
No I haven't Fantasia...actually, I haven't been to the theatre in a long time
I need to mention
that to my hubby! 
Whiplash, I ask myself that every time I see the damn thing!
take it down!
Mme u have to seee it its amaaaazing! ofcourse i dont understand a word lol but i can get whats going on:P
I will, thanks for the tip Fantasia!!
Time for me to sign off ladies! Au revoir!!
A bientôt Madame!
Sigh, how magnificent!
Thanks for sharing, Mme! You already knew I've always wanted to visit Paris!
ma'a al salama Mme
goodbye in arabic and it means leave in
peace:P
WOW... thanks Mme!! One of my fav cities... you are a lucky lucky girl
I went for the 3rd time this past summer for our 1st ANN trip and this brings back wonderful memories... Ahhhh.
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