Of course not, yet this doorway, seen in Saint-Louis neighbourhood, immediately reminded me of Tucson. Check out why on Convent Avenue in Tucson, Arizona @ Thoughts in Images!
Secrets exchanged and plans hatched on Sunday when the temperature soared to about 90° making me go in search of a cool breeze in Balbi park which was originally created in 1786 by the Count of Provence, Louis the 16th's brother and future Louis the 18th.
It was so hot on Saturday that there was a long queue to buy the delicious ice-cream at Notre-Dame covered market. I couldn't be bothered to stand in line, so I went here and got a peach and hazelnut one!
This is the main branch of the "Caisse d'Epargne". Literally translated, caisse d'épargne means "savings till". It is, in fact, originally a building society (is it savings and loans association in the USA?) that has become a bank just like any other these days. Still, the building itself is characteristic of these French building societies.
If you still haven't got any geraniums gracing your windows, now is the time to get them at the flower market!
Some more commedia dell'arte characters for Molière Month, this time on walls in Saint-Louis neighbourhood. 
Back to blue again with a doorway seen on Avenue de Saint-Cloud.
Some of you might remember that June is Molière month in Versailles: a series of theatrical events commemorating the great playwright. Most shop windows sport these lovely commedia dell'arte stickers to advertise for the event. To see last year's posts, click on the label below and for this year's edition, info is this way (in French).
Things as seen at Saturday's car boot sale. 1 euro for each beer glass. Personally, I prefer the old school desk, complete with ink wells!
Yesterday, a car boot sale was held on Place Charost and Saint-Simon street. And it was cold! 
Rue de la Paroisse houses reflected in orange for James' Weekend Reflections!
Please don't park here. Oh! You didn't see the no parking sign?! Okay, yes, it's...umm... slightly hiding!
Red and white? Yep! Red and white, in Saint-Louis neighbourhood!
Going to Paris? Keep on going says the sign, it's a straight enough street with trees that have had their haircut.
Wedding season has begun. This photo was taken at the end of May and this will be a common sight in front of the town hall during Saturdays of the upcoming months!
Hello, I'm back! Thank you for all the comments while I was away. This is Hoche Place in its spring glory, a photo taken in May! For more information about General Hoche, click on the label below!
These huge poppies at the King's Vegetable garden were a joy to behold! I am going to be away for a while, see you soon, have a great weekend and upcoming week!
That's me -well... a part of me and a part of another person, with apples, apricots and peaches, reflected in a mirror at the greengrocer's in Saint-Louis neighbourhood last weekend for James' Wekeend Reflections meme.
Learn to drive with a royal twist at Saint Louis driving school! All about king Saint-Louis of France (1214-1270) here. I've just now noticed that I'm there, reflected, too.
This shop is where copies of Antiques can be found -yes, that's what it says right there! I kind of think the door is very inviting and the furniture is beautiful, in pure Versailles style.
Okay, would you really attempt to drive through there if even there hadn't been any 'do not enter' signs? The second photo shows a hand made sign in Saint-Louis neighbourhood and roughly translates as: 
