Such drama!
It is cold in Paris.
And the men at work,
are wearing shirts.
Where is that golden sun?
Sad Day
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17 responses to “Sad Day”
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Remember Monday’s post where you said sitting in a dusty apartment with half nude men could be worse, but you didn’t know how? Now you do. Sitting in a dusty apartment with fully dressed men. Hope your husband gets back soon!
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Hi Paulita,
Lol, exactly! -
Sad day indeed, I was beginning to look forward to our daily dose of male muscle…will have to be patient until the sun returns !
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I saw the heading and was petrified something really bad had happened.
Maybe it will get warmer today and the lads will take off their shirts! -
I share your sadness.(I am loving this new interest in your blog)
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LOL – I will push that sun your way, COME ON…this is sad.
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Maybe a mission to Vienna? We have perfect summer weather, pulls the shirts of workmen’s backs, yet is bearable for anyone else?
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Pulls the shirts OFF … what were my fingers thinking?
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so funny Corey, our summer here in Florida, has rained daily almost all of June & July…..my plants are water logged, quite unusual whether here…..can’t send you any Florida sun to Paris right now….how about heaters for the guys to peel those shirts off, ha ha ha……they sure have a global following thanks to you! :-))
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Sad day indeed!
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You are kidding about “being cold in Paris”, aren’t you?
(Could not get the thought out of my head!) -
Your blog makes me smile!
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Well, it will reflect in their pay.
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Hi Corey,following avidly your re-do in Paris,wish I had a place to call my own in Paris! I thought of you when reading John Baxter’s The Most Beautiful Walk in the World ,a pedestrian in Paris,he shows people around Paris,and is often asked “how easy would it be to buy a place here”? He says”I know the dream.A winding staircase,worn hollow by generations of feet,the door at the head of the stairs,opening onto a neat studio,an antique bed draped in a faded quilt found in a country bro cante,the tiny kitchen,with milk,butter confiture and a baguette still warm on the countertop courtesy of an obliging concierge warned of your arrival; and your own little terrace,with a view over the zinc roofs of Paris……………..
Tantalising!
Will you be renting your place as soon as its finished,I will join the waiting list haopily! -
lol….when I saw “Sad Day” in my inbox, I was alarmed, then opened it and laughed, you naughty girl ;o)
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Oh, sigh. It’ll heat up again. Hopefully before they are done!
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When I opened the post I was surprised. Cold in Paris? xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
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