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    Buttes Chaumont was one of my favorite place in Paris! I can still remember one of the first warm days in the spring. The kids were all out playing and they were so adorable. Aaah... I miss Paris. I lived near the Bagnolet stop where those cute "row houses" are and often took the bus to Buttes Chaumont.

    oh, i miss buttes chaumont! i used to love thursday mornings when the pompiers (firefighters, right?) would be out running alongside. i did all i could to keep up!

    i just subscribed to the newsletter! look forward to it!

    Damn, I wish I was back in Paris. I actually escaped the London winter by going to New Zealand for a month, but I feel like I've had a whole second winter since coming back. :-(

    Wow, good on you for running! I have been mooning about in the Luxembourg Gardens this week just smelling the flowers - must do better... All the best, Marianne

    Insanely jealous of the tulip colours, the market purchases and handsome asparagus vendor, the daily macarons - nah, keep it up, more bragging please - it's like a lovely slice of Paris without being there...p.s. the belted cardigan/dress combo on the DF site is my inspiration for today. x

    oh it sounds so nice...looking forward to Paris in a couple of months...what a nice blog you have!

    Oh the joy! living in Paris and running through the tulips, more boasting please I love reading it.

    I read about the boutique in several magazines. It sounds like a nice addition to the more "traditional" womenswear choice on offer in Toulouse. I'll check out the newsletter!

    You can brag about Paris as much as you want... there is no city like it and every time I'm there it feels surreal and I brag about it too.

    gros connard :D

    Yes, it does sound absolutely blissful and oh, how I wish I were there right now (just two more months and I will be)! But yes, as July Stars said, please continue to brag about Paris as much as you want. That kind of inspiration is much appreciated and needed!

    I'm going to subscribe to the newsletter. I'm curious to see what you do with it!

    But we're also curious to get a newsletter with details about your adventures with the tall, dark, handsome vegetable man.

    wow coquette, you're just not that into your blog anymore don't you? i find that quite dissapointing... maybe you're just working a lot and stuff, sure, but, your recognized because you're blog and the great work you used to do! i really miss all the witty things that you used to write about! like, at least every week!

    Hi Marega, It's still me here. But it's true the blog has evolved. People evolve and I forcibly can't find the same sense of adventure in going to the grocery store as I used to when I had just moved to France.

    And yes, I'm busy with paying jobs. It's hard to make money with a personal blog. But I still love doing this when I find the time and I hope you come back and find writing that you like.

    Hallo! When I was there on exchange for half a year in '06, Paris had cranky weather all the way till mid-May. My mum, aunt & cousin came over in the first week of April and it was so darn cold, rainy, windy! Even my trip to London the following week was sunnier and warmer. But park days in Paris are always fantabulous. And any day is a good day to brag about living in Paris. Unless it's a bad day in Paris (quand on fait la grève). My friends and I developed a very passionate love-hate relationship with the City of Strikes. Sorry, City of Lights. XD

    Very good.

    i never seen something like this before!!!nice post thanks for sharing!

    A man is not old as long as he is seeking something. A man is not old until regrets take the place of dreams.

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