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Links I Love : May Week 2

I am currently sitting in the Dublin airport…  I have left Paris. As I write this post I am snacking on a fresh baguette I picked up at the boulangerie at 6:30 am and I am enjoying my first cup of coffee of the day. I was able to bring the leftover salted butter and some comte from the local fromagerie. This has become a traditional meal with departing from Paris as I get to extend Paris a little further after I have left and I don’t have to suffer through bad plane food.

This past week has been crazed, to say the least. I felt a lot of “The Paris Agenda” Rules went out the window. I had back to back meetings and I said “yes” to one too many projects. I hosted not one but two picnics took a day trip to London and tried my best to say goodbye to my favorite city. Note, I finallly watched her (the eiffel tower) sparkle for the first and only time on my last night crossing the Seine. 

After a long chat with my friend Katie Donnelly, she recognized that the blog was my coping for my homesickness for Paris and that is exactly right. I hope that this isn’t just for me that those of you that miss Paris or wish to visit someday find as much happiness with this blog as I have writing it. I really do enjoy sharing with you and I read every one of your emails and comments.

This feels like the first time I have actually had a chance to sit and write with a little time. I have a bit of a layover at the airport and there isn’t enough time to explore Dublin so this gives me time to breathe and play catch up. 

Last night was the perfect ending to the trip and there was a little surprise which I will do my best to share with you tomorrow. I have no doubt I will be exhausted and fingers crossed I will finally get some sleep. 

Links I Love:

Is Shakespeare and Co the only english bookshop in Paris via InsidrParis

The Best Picnic Spots in Paris via our friends at La Cuisine Paris

The Tool French Cooks Swear By to Get Dinner on The table

Tip Not Included – French Restaurant Culture

5 Places to Lose Track of Time in Paris

Here is How the Velib (bike sharing system) is going to change in Paris

Can you Pronounce these 10 Words in French?

19 Magical European Castles you can rent by the night

How to Eat Healthyish in Paris via Bon Appetit

Why You Should Go back to Paris in 2017

 

 

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  1. I totally agree with Caroline. Thank you for your dedication to this blog and fellow francophiles. I miss Paris everyday and always look forward to your posts.

    • Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your kind words. If I may ask, where do you live?

      • I’m in Seattle! My sister and I were recently in Paris during a very beautiful sunny spell and we pretty much hit up all your recommendations of where to find the cherry blossoms! It was tres belle. 🙂

        • That is amazing! I am so happy the guide helped!! You are very lucky to have caught the blossoms and the sunshine.

  2. I love your blog, I have missing Paris a lot since my last trip there, and yes, your blog help us who feel homesick of Paris 🙂

    • Thank you Caroline! It is such an easy place to miss. I am happy I can help with your homesickness too!