Welcome to autumn in Paris! It’s been so chilly lately, but it didn’t stop me from getting out and enjoying the Journées du Patrimoine this weekend. During the Journées du Patrimoine, museums and cultural/historical sites are open to the public for free. I slept in way too late to go to some of the most […]Read Post ›
Hello! My end-of-summer ennui is in full swing and I can’t say the grey weather helped very much, but I tried my best to get out of the apartment this weekend. I started off on a fun note, at a sample sale for a brand I really like, Des Petits Hauts. I discovered the company […]Read Post ›
Hello and happy Saturday! I hope your week has been nice and quiet like mine was, I’m holding onto the last few peaceful days of summer before September begins and everyone returns to Paris. This time of year always makes me a bit sad, I want summer to last forever and I’m already noticing the […]Read Post ›
I fell in love with the south of France two years ago on a short trip there with a university friend, and I’ve been trying to find a chance to go back ever since. I got my chance last week, and we quickly booked trains and an Airbnb in Aix-en-Provence, one of my favourite places. […]Read Post ›
I couldn’t be happier that it’s the weekend, because my holidays have finally started and I’ll be out of the office for a week! Yesterday evening I had a nice walk along the Seine with a friend, I’m loving the weather we have right now in Paris – not too hot, not too cool. Tonight […]Read Post ›
Hello! My weekend post is a bit light this week, I spent a lot of it sleeping and catching up on things around the apartment which had to be done but don’t exactly make for exciting reading. I did manage to make it to the Shakespeare and Company cafe for coffee with a friend, I’ve […]Read Post ›
Two weeks ago we spent a rainy weekend exploring some of the passages in the Grands Boulevards area of the city. I find that Grands Boulevards can be a bit overwhelming with loads of touristy shops and restaurants, but once you enter into the passages the crowds fall away and you’re in a different world. […]Read Post ›
