Gosh Ciel, I didn't realize your weather there is just as changeable as it is here in Oz, one day 24C next 36C it's just nuts!! Love your lady bug, they're supposed to be very lucky if they land near you!! Have a lucky Sunday!!
Wonderful cheeses. I just treated myself to some Old Amsterdam [mature gouda] yesterday. In the early 90's we have an explosion of ladybirds and in some areas the ground was completely covered with them. It was an incredible sight.
We call this thing a ladybug. Well, I do, anyway! :-)
Your area of France has interesting. We froze our bunnies off when there in June. Now you say it's hot in August. It's supposed to be hot in August, right?
Did you get your computer? If so, what kind. I just bought an iPad2 and love it, and think the next time around I'll probably go with a Mac.
Computers can be very stressful.
Stay cool (if you can)...I'll keep you informed as things progress. Thanks for caring!
Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!
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A ladybird on holiday in Versailles on a cold and rainy August day... In the meantime, the weather has improved to... extremely hot...
She is a perfect little lady on holiday...
ReplyDeletewas für ein wunderbares bild !
ReplyDeleteeinen guten sonntag,und vielen dank für deine mühe zu kommentieren.
She picked a perfect town to visit on holiday.
ReplyDeleteAh Ciel! that pretty ladybird knew it was going to come out sunny - she has picked the perfect spot for les vaccances!
ReplyDeleteLadybugs are always thought of as 'lady-like', but have you ever seen them attack aphids? It's pretty amazing.
ReplyDeleteShe looks right at home in Versailles :-)
Our rainy days have been pretty frequent of late, but quite warm.
Every ladybugs have been to France before me. That's pretty sad. I love ladybugs.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. We call them ladybugs in the US. Also interesting that yours and ours look identical.
ReplyDeleteI just checked at the Paris forecast. Your extremely hot is our moderate summer weather. It's all relative.
Gosh Ciel, I didn't realize your weather there is just as changeable as it is here in Oz, one day 24C next 36C it's just nuts!! Love your lady bug, they're supposed to be very lucky if they land near you!! Have a lucky Sunday!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cheeses. I just treated myself to some Old Amsterdam [mature gouda] yesterday. In the early 90's we have an explosion of ladybirds and in some areas the ground was completely covered with them. It was an incredible sight.
ReplyDeleteWe call this thing a ladybug. Well, I do, anyway! :-)
ReplyDeleteYour area of France has interesting. We froze our bunnies off when there in June. Now you say it's hot in August. It's supposed to be hot in August, right?
Did you get your computer? If so, what kind. I just bought an iPad2 and love it, and think the next time around I'll probably go with a Mac.
Computers can be very stressful.
Stay cool (if you can)...I'll keep you informed as things progress. Thanks for caring!
Hahaha Kind of funny. Ya, Ladybugs here. There will be a million around here as September hits.
ReplyDeleteLovely Lady! :-) The weather is so strange! Yesterday it rained a lot and it was suffocating at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI've didn't know you called them ladybirds! Sounds more elegant than ladybug :D
ReplyDeleteLovely coccinella! Sadly, the weather here is following yours...
ReplyDeleteelle est mignonne ,plus sage que celle de Gotlib ;))
ReplyDeleteOn ne choisit malheureusement pas le temps lorsqu'on est en vacances...
ReplyDeleteHave you had ANY decent summer weather this year? Ladybugs really are the cutest, aren't they.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful xxx
ReplyDeleteOh, after reading through comments I took another look and yes, it is a ladybug. They bring good luck to you so that is a good sign. Cute! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCute little ladybug!
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