Showing posts with label Boulevard Raspail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boulevard Raspail. Show all posts

Friday, October 3, 2014

Boulevard Raspail - une femme et son vélo



A woman and her bicycle


It was more than just a light rain, 
but she was dressed for the ride.


Her basket contained a briefcase and a black pinwheel, 
and there was another wicker basket to the side of the back wheel.  
This was no pleasure ride,
 but a well-orchestrated, 
any-kind-of-weather daily commute.


Chic, stylish, adventurous...
must be a French Girl.



Boulevard Raspail et Rue de Sèvres
75006, Paris
 

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Trois statues parmi les fleurs



Three statues among the flowers


Without regard to the season or the weather,
one can always find fresh flowers, herbs, and plants in Paris.


Are you ready for spring?



Mahasiah
234, boulevard Raspail
75014, Paris

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Une fille française?



French girl?


Retro bicycle..
pouring rain...
stylish lace-up boots...
black swing-coat...
wicker basket...
and, of course, a precisely wrapped scarf


Yes, she's a French girl...




 Boulevard Raspail (in front of Hôtel Lutetia)
75006, Paris
 

Saturday, December 28, 2013

Hugo et Victor



Hugo et Victor


This round of mouth-watering tart slices will have you pressing your nose to the glass.  Well, you will unless they give you the "look" and you remember that you are not in a dream of your own...

Hugo et Victor is the creation of Hugues Pouget who was formerly the pastry chef at Guy Savoy.  Pastries are categorized as either "Hugo," reinterpretations of the classics, or "Victor," traditional desserts created with an edge.  


The shops look more like the displays of fine jewelry than pastries and chocolates with glass cases and downcast spotlights.  For my taste, the chocolates are more outstanding than the pastries. 


bon weekend


Hugo et Victor
40, boulevard Raspail
75007, Paris