Colourful tees at Notre-Dame market last Saturday! The temperature rose to 38-39° on Sunday, who needs to wear anything in that weather?!!! Because my Internet access was rocky and then down last weekend, I missed Cezar and Léia when they came to Versailles. Check out their great photos of Joana Vasconcelos' exhibition here!Au marché Notre-Dame samedi dernier. La température est montée à 38-39° dimanche, qui a besoin de tee-shirts par ce temps là ?!!! Comme mon accès internet était HS, j'ai raté Cezar et Léia lors de leur passage à Versailles le weekend dernier. Ils ont posté des super photos de l'expo Joana Vasconcelos au château, regardez, c'est par ici!
Oh, they are so colorful indeed!! I love them!! What a fun capture for the day! Hope you've gotten a break in the weather and can enjoy a cooler weekend!!
ReplyDeleteFröhlichkeit in den Farben. Bis Montag knapp 40°C hier. Den Freitag schön dir.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully bright and cheerful tees! 38-39 is miserable (you're experiencing our July-early August weather) and what is one to wear in that? :) Hope your internet is on the mend and that blogger meet-ups are in your near-future!
ReplyDelete(I love the sound of fresh-picked peaches! Never had the pleasure, though there's an orchard near us, so no excuses :)
The colour variation is in deed special here. This street does wonder for photography.
ReplyDeleteGot to admit that's a lot of tee shirt color. I think we've had much nicer weather here in Ocala. It only got up to about 80 degrees today what with a little rain and cloud cover.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how we've come to depend on the Internet for our communication. It's too bad you missed our Luxembourg friends but their photos of the Vasconcelos exhibition are superb.
That's hot! All those reds and yellows look like something catching fire.
ReplyDeleteDe quoi fournir un peu d'ombre pour les passants et rafraîchir les esprits à défaut des corps:-)
ReplyDeleteBig variety.
ReplyDeleteOi, shame, bad Internet.
ReplyDeleteThose shirts on top look radioactive!
This reminds me of an old song by a band called X-ray Spex "The Day The World Turned Dayglo" Now I'm going to have the song stuck in my mind. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you get cooler weather this weekend! Here it's only 29° but it's a little after midnight.
PS. I miss seeing your weekend reflections. :(
Muy buena imagen. Un beso desde Murcia.
ReplyDeleteLOL @Dina comment "radioactive t-shirts"!
ReplyDeleteL'ensemble des couleurs de ta photo, je me suis rappelée d'une salade de fruits! ;)
**La prochaine fois, je te promets de parler à l'avance les dates de notre voyage à Versailles! :)
bises
Léia
C'est bete d'avoir loupé Cezar et Leia, sont trop mimis tous les deux!
ReplyDeleteLe fluo est à la mode cette année, beurk!
Ciel : the CDPB Theme Day is on again next weekend, 1st September, and the theme is 'People Watching'. You are welcome to contribute to Eric's Face Book group page (http://www.facebook.com/groups/2628431329/) or to the Linky page for those who do not frequent FB (http://cdpbthemeday.blogspot.com.au/). I hope you are able to contribute.
ReplyDeleteCheers and take care
Julie
I like bright colors, especially when I ride my motorcycle. You should see my riding jacket!
ReplyDeleteThe melting point is near, I still hope for three days of rain here...
ReplyDeleteWell, I hope you still wore something! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like the market is still pretty empty. Hope you can keep cool. It's hot here, but at least we have the clim, although I only use it at night when it's too hot to sleep.
I love markets, but this temperature.... wow, I don't know if I decided to potter around:)
ReplyDeleteHave a great Friday Ciel!
One of those tee shirts and a pair of shorts would be perfect for the weather you're having Ciel. Such a shame that you missed Cezar and Leia, but they travel a lot so you'll probably catch them the next time.
ReplyDeleteI love the colours!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bummer that your Internet was down when Cezar and Leia were in Versailles!
I like your treatment of the photo. The blurriness calls to mind heat waves.
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