• Pralulines (Oh, I miss these a lot)
• Velibing
• The green bookstalls
• The frequent sound of church bells
• The irreplaceable smell of boulangeries
• Looking out from my treehouse across the zinc rooftops
• Rue Montorgeuil
• Being able to train up to London for the day
• All of you
I miss them too. .. or at least seeing/hearing/smelling them through you.
ReplyDeleteI know the sights/smells/sounds where you are now are totally different and sometimes caustic and rough on the nerve endings :)
We will come back to NY one day and I will probably be in the same boat .. I know I will miss the people here, probably not the noise so much ..
We're still here! I wish I could bottle the smell of boulangeries for you and mail it off, but I fear it might make matters worse.
ReplyDeleteThis made my heart clench! I miss those things, and everything else about Paris, for you and with you. And I didn't even live there for 2 years...
ReplyDeleteWhen will you be back to Paris? I wish we could all live bi-continental lives.... wouldn't that be such an amazing life?
ReplyDeleteAnd I miss my daily fix of God, I love Paris:)
ReplyDelete*sighs* I miss Paris too!
ReplyDeleteMissing it as well. You filled a void in my life & helped me carry myself through a challenging journey in a new city.
ReplyDeleteMerci Amy
You are missed here, too, m'dear. :) Your Paris enthusiasm was (still is... but it was cool to see in person) so contagious it made even a cynic like I can be about it feel warm and smooshy about the whole place!
ReplyDeleteI could count on you for informing me about places to go and people to meet.
But now, you are my NYC connection, and I love to be able to be in touch with the pulse that is there. I am counting on you for that, you know. ;-)