I had no blogging inspiration today until Mother Nature served this up. Looks like a good day to stay in and make soup.
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9 comments:
Lovely.
what kind of soup Anne?
Debbie: It was the perfect day to make soup (lentil is my favorite homemade one) but it didn't happen today. But the storebought tomato worked out just fine with a fresh baguette, some comte, and a salad!
Fresh baguette and comte... ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! On a cold day, with wine. Does life get any better?:)
It is -28 centigrades with the wind factor in Ottawa today. I'd rather be in Paris... (or come to think of it Havana;))
looks like you need to get snow boots....cold and no snow here in toronto....it will come no doubt.
Anne,
I pray when I visit in janvier, there will be la neige again!
Love this shot with the black unbrella!
For other lovely pics of Paris under the snow:
http://photos.cyberpresse.ca/34-7301/#enVedette/0/recherche/Rechercher%20un%20album/0/onglets/34/0/album/7301/174761/
While people in Toronto may like snow, those of us from Florida don't like ti so much. The change from 27C to -5C is rather harsh.
Qu´est ce que c´est beau Paris sous la neige! mais le sud est aussi sous la pluie et le vent du Nord! Belle photo! ( "sopa de tomate" ) Make: better une soupe à l´oignon!!!
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