Are you going to a spring wedding this year? If so, maybe you would like this outfit! The façades of the rue de la Paroisse are reflected in a clothes shop for James' Weekend Reflections meme.
A stolen look taken a few weeks back.
I was strolling through a small street last weekend and liked what I saw... I'm sorry I didn't visit any of your blogs yesterday, I came home from a medical appointment at almost 11 PM...
This building which I think is absolutely gorgeous, is located on the Queen's boulevard.
On Saturday, it was warm enough to eat outside even in the shade in Saint-Louis neighbourhood! 24° C, 75° F. 
To the best of my knowledge, this bridge over the railway tracks of Versailles Rive Droite train station doesn't have a specific name. The second photo is the view towards the station. To view more bridges, visit San Francisco Bay Daily Photo! (Photo taken a couple of weeks ago).
Inside Lambinet museum. The copper plaques were used to make the famous toile de Jouy fabric. Jouy-en-Josas, a small city next to Versailles where Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf established his fabric manufacture in 1759, was once part of the king's great park and even today, it is still a member of Versailles' community of towns.
Classic Versailles façades are reflected in a lamp shop for James' Weekend Reflections meme. 
After yesterday's door, here's a general view of Versailles synagogue.
This week's doorway is the synagogue. It is one of the oldest in greater Paris, built from 1884 to 1886 by architect Alfred-Philibert Aldrophe. The website (en français) is this way.