Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Table et Tabouret



As we strolled down from Montmartre one afternoon,  Peter pushed a door, Mary and I followed close behind, ( she and I are quite brave when we have Peter to do the 'splaining in French if we get caught)  and voilà, a charming little apartement courtyard.  It had one of the tackiest *Christmas trees that we all agreed we'd ever seen.  All was not lost however, many nice photo ops were spotted.   Here's one!

* and oui, you'll have to wait till next Christmas season to see the tree! :)

13 comments:

  1. Very atmospheric, V. And having someone else to do the 'splaining is always handy.

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  2. How nice to have Peter along to encourage you into those 'forbidden' places.

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  3. Ah .. tables... windows .. a stool .. perfection!

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  4. I like surprise and this is a very nice one. A pity we have to wait so much for the tackiest tree in Paris!

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  5. Table et tabouret. How well said, good representation of the richness of French language. compliments

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  6. I'm with VP!!!! You've whetted my appetite for that darned tacky tree!!!

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  7. You never know what you'll find behind closed doors in Paris! Looking forward to that tacky tree, V.

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  8. You and Mary could be Lucy and Ethel with Peter as "Ricky" doing the 'splaining - hah! Love this little vignette... who would suspect that there is a tacky-tree nearby...

    G

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  9. Always fascinating to learn what is behind closed doors! :-)

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  10. Aren't you a curious thing, V! At least you weren't caught out.

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  11. Hi Virginia!
    This is a great photo...love these romantic courtyard in Paris!!
    Love your new banner.
    Thanks for visiting me!
    Pamela :)

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