Une tres belle facade avec ce ciel d'azur. Merci pour ton commentaire sur le Japon. J'ai fait ce post pour les personnes comme toi ou ma soeur qui ne regardent plus les infos. Aussi pour ceux qui pensent que toutes les catastrophes naturelles sont la faute de l'homme, ce qui n'est pas le cas ici. J'ai mis aussi 2 liens sur des photos que je trouve excellentes (question photos) alors que je n'aime pas en general les photos d'actualite. Bon weekend!!
I would like to sit with a book and a glass of wine inside one of those windows when the tree becomes green. Well, with my over-saturated life, I'd probably be reading the book on my iPad.
We booked a hotel in Avignon today for late August. Menton is already done. Now we just need a place in Paris. I was shocked by the price of the TGV from Avignon to Paris.
Looks like quite a fancy, royal building! Every time I hear your blog music, I look over my shoulder to see if HRH Queen Marie Antoinette is approaching in a long, big skirted dress! bon weekend, Ciel!
Ta photo aussi est hors du temps (cf mon banc aujourd'hui) Elle pourrait avoir été prise au debut du siècle dernier, avec devant la maison des dames en crinoline et des messieurs en haut-de-forme.. Fermons les yeux, et rêvons un peu! (on en a besoin en ce moment, hein!) Bon week-end "malgré tout" ! Biz
Beautiful exteriors and that far left big window makes me think there are lovely high ceilings inside... a cozy place to live. If you took this photo recently, or the wonderful lamp in yesterday's post, Ciel, you've got delicious blue skies over there. Today I am looking out at a dreary gray sky.
I dunno why we call "poor Paddy Patty." But wasn't his name Patrick? It wasn't Padrick? Or was it? I dunno.
We have paddy wagons here in which the coppers put various miscreants. I wonder if those wagons were named after St. Patrick. Would they be called Paddie wagons if it was Ste. Patricia?
I dunno.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend full of puzzling questions - just to keep you sharp, ya know!
Ciel, these must be wonderful buildings. The architectural details are pretty.
Sorry about your cold. Get plenty of sleep. The temperature here is already back to the 40s, and the forecast for Tuesday if for two inches of snow. If it does snow, it will melt in 24 hours.
My roommate in college was an architecture student, so I learned way back then to appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into making some thing like this. Even the downspouts have class!
Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!
Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !
A facade with a tree! And I thought Montreuil was spelled Montreal? Just kidding. Lovely blue sky. I thought you said it was gray and gloomy?
ReplyDeleteIt's a very nice facade and I would guess indicaes it's an expensive building in which to live...
Une tres belle facade avec ce ciel d'azur.
ReplyDeleteMerci pour ton commentaire sur le Japon. J'ai fait ce post pour les personnes comme toi ou ma soeur qui ne regardent plus les infos. Aussi pour ceux qui pensent que toutes les catastrophes naturelles sont la faute de l'homme, ce qui n'est pas le cas ici. J'ai mis aussi 2 liens sur des photos que je trouve excellentes (question photos) alors que je n'aime pas en general les photos d'actualite.
Bon weekend!!
beautiful as music.
ReplyDeleteplease have a good weekend.
daily athens
So lovely, bet they have nice views.
ReplyDeleteI would like to sit with a book and a glass of wine inside one of those windows when the tree becomes green. Well, with my over-saturated life, I'd probably be reading the book on my iPad.
ReplyDeleteWe booked a hotel in Avignon today for late August. Menton is already done. Now we just need a place in Paris. I was shocked by the price of the TGV from Avignon to Paris.
Looks like quite a fancy, royal building!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I hear your blog music, I look over my shoulder to see if HRH Queen Marie Antoinette is approaching in a long, big skirted dress!
bon weekend, Ciel!
Beautiful architecture! I bet the tree is lovely in front of this beautiful architecture.
ReplyDeletePosh! MB
ReplyDeleteTa photo aussi est hors du temps (cf mon banc aujourd'hui)
ReplyDeleteElle pourrait avoir été prise au debut du siècle dernier, avec devant la maison des dames en crinoline et des messieurs en haut-de-forme..
Fermons les yeux, et rêvons un peu! (on en a besoin en ce moment, hein!)
Bon week-end "malgré tout" ! Biz
You never what beauty you'll see when you look up.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful exteriors and that far left big window makes me think there are lovely high ceilings inside... a cozy place to live. If you took this photo recently, or the wonderful lamp in yesterday's post, Ciel, you've got delicious blue skies over there. Today I am looking out at a dreary gray sky.
ReplyDeletei want a facade like that! just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGlorious blue sky!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
Mmmm/ A classy neighbourhood!
ReplyDeleteSo typical, so elegant, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI dunno why we call "poor Paddy Patty." But wasn't his name Patrick? It wasn't Padrick? Or was it? I dunno.
ReplyDeleteWe have paddy wagons here in which the coppers put various miscreants. I wonder if those wagons were named after St. Patrick. Would they be called Paddie wagons if it was Ste. Patricia?
I dunno.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend full of puzzling questions - just to keep you sharp, ya know!
Great shot and beautiful architecture. Love your music too.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
I like the tree in the foreground in this shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pictures!
ReplyDeleteCiel, these must be wonderful buildings. The architectural details are pretty.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your cold. Get plenty of sleep. The temperature here is already back to the 40s, and the forecast for Tuesday if for two inches of snow. If it does snow, it will melt in 24 hours.
My roommate in college was an architecture student, so I learned way back then to appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into making some thing like this. Even the downspouts have class!
ReplyDeleteLovely as always.
ReplyDeleteThe sky is so BLUE! Or should I say bleu? :)
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