...mimosas in the marché aux fleurs and...
...king cakes in the boulangeries.
They brighten an otherwise dull January day.
Bon dimanche! (good Sunday)
Leslie
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6 comments:
thank you for your lovely visit and comment today. what sweet little companion you have there and to live in one of the places that i long to visit - lucky you! happy happy sunday!
Hi leslie,
What a nice surprise to receive your comment this morning. I enjoyed your blog so much and I am crazy about your images especially the black and whites. They are very dreamy and surreal. Looking forward to getting to know you better.
leslie
Oh how I wish I could join you for a Dimanche in Aix...You are my 2ieme amie that has posted photos of her dimance au marche.
Have a marvelous week!
xx
Char, Happy Sunday right back at you! Although we're in the final hours of that Sunday here, it was a lovely day...hope yours lands at its end just as gently.
leslie, your image of the snow-covered table this morning really struck me - black and white is definitely my first love in this passion of photography. Welcome to the table chez La Fourchette! I'll be tapping on your blog's door frequently - never know when I'll need a cup of sugar - or a lovely image for inspiration!
Kimberly, Wish you could have been there. The marché was washed in a soft golden light this morning...before clouds came in and stole our gold. (*And* there was a foire de brocantes this afternoon along the cours!) Hope the second week of the new year gets of to as good a start as the first week has!
Ciao,
Leslie
Delicious...I wish I lived in a town with a good bakery!
Hope Ave, Ah yes! A good boulangerie makes all the difference in a little French life. Even better when it's right out your door.
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