Now for some that I understand and happily embrace and participate in!
I love the 2-3 hour lunch.
I love the outdoor markets and cafés.
I love the scarves.
I love the cheese course.
I love the way our neighbors all say bonjour and bonsoir when we pass each other on the street.
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The cheese course is fun, isn't it? And where you are, it's such a golden opportunity. How long do you think it would take to try all varieties of French cheese?
I agree wholeheartedly and please allow me to add a couple of items:
I love steak tartare (please don't hate me!)
I love your new banner ;-)
Happy Sunday!
susan, I was just discussing this with a friend yesterday.
I'm finding that many of France's cheeses are regional, therefore not available all over the country. I was at the fromagerie a few weeks ago and realized I had already tried almost everything they had! I'm trying to source small producers now.
We'll see how much longer I can find new cheese!
isabella,
I'm happy to hear there are those who like steak tartare! :)
Glad you like the new photo. Thank for the nice compliment!
I'm with you on the 2-3 hour lunch, the markets, the cheese course, etc. Maybe not the scarves, but that's just me. ;)
wcs,
I'm sure you would look dashing in a scarf.
I love them and seem to have replaced my shoe addiction with a scarf addiction.
oh, how i love those things too! how can we import the 3 hour lunch to the u.s.?
sarah,
You should make Sunday the day for the three hour lunch. Start a new trend! :)
I'm with you! The greeting passersby, the long, civilized lunches, the elegant scarves (I shall wear one today, now that you mention it!)
figs,
It finally got cold enough to wear a scarf? I couldn't believe how hot it was there last week!
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