
The turning point was a trip to the market near my apartment on Saturday morning. It was raining. Stalls brimmed with pots of spices and flats of eggs, and bundles of thyme and rosemary lined the walk. Men murmured. I sampled clementines, inquired about zucchini, bought enough food to make up for all the flu had taken, every inch of me ravenous for color, warmth, life. Arms full, I asked for a bouquet of white raniculas, and turned to find that a stem of pink roses had been tucked inside as well (un cadeau!). And I headed home, smiling, ready to unpack my bags--haricots verts, thyme, a perfect purple aubergine--and spread the wealth around.


{Photos, Moi}
12 maids a-milking:
Et voila la petite.
Man, nothing compares to French produce. Enjoy the colours.
gorgeous photos! glad to hear that you're feeling better. how long are you in paris for?
i'm going to have to fight paris for you in a month, aren't i? (terribly classical.)
@W&M Amonthamonthamonth, all told.
@L You are.
Sweet sigh. The words, the photos, the Paris. Love.
Beautiful post. Glad you're better.
I'm sending a huge HUZZAH your way!
p.s. Sheep and castle made my weekend so much sweeter!
Lovely lovely! I like the new header. And your fleurs.
I'm now calling it occupied France- occupied by our dear milk maid!
-JeanKJean
I want to live in that last photo! Lovely.
I heart Paris and your photos.
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