Joseph sent me this article from the NY Times {by David Brabyn} a couple days ago. I love the slide show, but it sends me right into wanderlust. We will go back to Paris in the future when we are rich and famous… you know what I mean…
NEXT to the Palais de la Découverte, just off the Champs-Élysées, is a flight-of-fancy sculpture of the 19th-century poet Alfred de Musset daydreaming about his former lovers. As art goes, the expanse of white marble is pretty mediocre, and its sculptor, Alphonse de Moncel, little-remembered. For me, however, it is a crucial marker. To its right is a path with broken stone steps that lead down into one of my favorite places in Paris, a tiny stage-set called Jardin de la Vallée Suisse. - David Brabyn, NY Times
Put this on our list of places to go when we retire early to travel Europe together. Sorry Joe and Noah, you’re not invited…hehe.
That sounds fabulous!
She’s all yours if you take her during football season!