A Few Parisians: Rive Gauche Perfumes at Frédéric Malle on Rue de Grenelle in Paris
There is a special atmosphere on the Rive Gauche of Paris (pronounce it “Reeve Gosh”). This is a fairly subtle
A Few Parisians – Boulevard Montparnasse: Is Paris without Parisians Really Paris?
“Nous étions seuls sur Terre, A Paris au mois d’août” “We were alone on Earth In Paris, in August”
A Few Parisians: Place de la Bastille in the Heat of Summer
Paris, Place de la Bastille – July 25 – 90° F: When it’s so hot in the city, Parisians don’t
A Few Parisians: Le Pont des Arts
This morning he went to le BHV, as known as Bazar de l’Hôtel de Ville. The basement of the
A Few Parisians: Les Halles
In the heart of Paris, there are Les Halles … Or at least what remains of them. Because right now it
A Few Parisians: Quais de Seine
Wearing sunglasses can be a militant act. Seriously. Especially when spring is slow to set in and Paris is too
A Few Parisians: Jardin des Tuileries
Spring has finally arrived. Birds chirp at the edge of the basins. A young woman has been waiting here for
A Few Parisians: La Motte Picquet
Easter has just been celebrated with its usual flood of colorful eggs. But the best eggs are not hidden in
A Few Parisians: Beaubourg
What does a Parisian look like? That’s a good question. The Parisian woman is perhaps easier to imagine than
A Few Parisians: Palais Royal
The ‘Colonnes de Buren‘ (Buren’s Columns), you know them without really knowing them, when you live in Paris. They
A Few Parisians: Marché de Passy
At Parisian markets, such as Le Marché de Passy in the sixteenth arrondissement, you can sometimes cross the path of
A Few Parisians: Monceau
Amidst frames more or less richly decorated with furnished balconies or rails, moldings or sculptures, and inevitable geranium plants… sometimes,